Wall Rules
What this is.
The Wall of Unsaid Words holds anonymous sentences people never said out loud. You write one sentence, a human reads it, and if it meets the rules below, it appears on the Wall. The Wall is part of UNSAID, a peer-support community. It works alongside professional care and never replaces it.
Anonymity, always.
We publish zero identifying information. If your sentence contains a name, a workplace, a city in a revealing context, or any detail that could point to a person, we either remove that detail (marked “edited for anonymity”) or keep the sentence private. We collect zero email addresses and zero IP-based locations with your sentence.
What we never publish.
- Names, companies, or details that could identify anyone, including you
- Accusations aimed at recognizable people
- Anything involving harm to children
- Sentences declaring an intent to die. These stay private, and we show crisis resources instead: unsaid.community/#crisis
- Threats of any kind
- Hate aimed at any group
Who can write.
The Wall is for adults, 18 and over.
Consent.
By submitting, you allow UNSAID to show your anonymous sentence on the Wall and in UNSAID content (letters, cards, videos). Your words stay anonymous in each of these places, always.
Timing.
A human reads each sentence. New sentences appear in weekly batches. Some never appear, and that is a protection.
Removal.
If a sentence on the Wall is yours and you want it gone, email hello@unsaid.community with the exact wording. We remove it. Zero questions asked.
Witnessing.
The button under each sentence says “Witness this”. One click means: I read this. It matters. That is the entire transaction. Zero likes, zero comments, zero replies.