That means the elected government should make as many laws as possible at all times. Why? That makes no sense whatsoever. NO ONE on either side wants that. It will not results in a functional, working society. All communities operate with the...
If a new government wants to change the results of the poll later, they should hold another democratic vote, not arbitrarily decide to change the laws on their own. Did you not read my post?
I feel you haven't quite understood what I am trying to achieve here. Twitter and facebook have permanent rules and they always end up with the rules being the world view of the owner. So how do we avoid that? by me (the owner) handing over as much...I appreciate your intentions and goal, but I feel like you are not understanding me. I'm advocating for democracy too: By electing a set of rules via a referendum, the resulting laws would represent the will of the people. The process would be democratic and also be a better representation of the expectations, and ideals of the population. These ideals might also change through time, which is why the process is renewable as needed. But it should not be renewed via an unchecked process by a singular person
The new government have just been voted in on their own merits and manifesto. So they can then do as they please ie hold a vote if they wish or just make changes as they wish right? Thats the right they will have earnedThe purpose of elected officials is to strive for positive change via forming new policies, and plans. The process is slow and precise for a reason. The checks and balances are in place to prevent the rise of tyrants and dictators. To ensure the government cannot discriminate.
Violence
In my view, the depiction of realistic or graphic violence should be strictly prohibited, even under flexible legislation like that referenced by SweetasNuts. This includes any portrayal of real-world harm, injury, death, abuse, or violent acts involving people or animals. Such content should be universally off-limits, regardless of which government is in charge.
However, cartoon or comedic violence—when clearly fictional or exaggerated (e.g., Tom & Jerry, Looney Tunes, or cartoon memes)—should be treated differently. Most platforms I’ve encountered do not equate this type of content with real violence, provided it doesn’t promote hate or target real individuals or groups. In cases involving satire, playful banter, or exaggerated expressions not intended to harm, the Pink House may reasonably apply flexible judgment.
Adult Content
Graphic pornography, including explicit sexual acts and visible genitalia, should fall under non-negotiable, fixed legislation. It has no place on a broadly accessible public platform.
That said, erotic or suggestive content—such as sensual imagery, flirtatious roleplay, or artistic nudity—could be governed more flexibly, based on cultural standards or the preferences of the Pink House government in power at the time.
Abuse and Harassment
While I appreciate Ximboland’s commitment to diverse perspectives and the protection of speech, I have concerns with how the Pink House’s flexible legislation handles abuse and harassment.
Yes, context matters—not all seemingly harmful statements are made with malicious intent. But over-reliance on subjective judgment from the “government of the day” creates inconsistency. This uncertainty can blur the lines between acceptable dialogue and harmful behavior, allowing abuse to go unchecked in the name of free expression.
The notion that some administrations may tolerate abuse in favor of free speech is deeply problematic. We need clear, fixed baselines that protect individuals from targeted harm, regardless of who is in power. Free expression should not come at the cost of personal safety or dignity.
To protect the democratic spirit of the platform, Ximboland should adopt non-negotiable baseline standards, including:
No Targeted Harassment:
Repeated, intentional targeting of individuals with harmful content should never be acceptable—even if framed as a joke or critique.
Consent Is Essential:
Any content involving others in sexual, graphic, or personal ways must be consensual. There should be no ambiguity here.
Intent and Impact Both Matter:
Even if harm was not intended, if it causes real distress, moderation should apply.
No Incitement:
Content that incites harassment, doxxing, or harm—online or offline—should be clearly prohibited.
Cultural Sensitivity Is a Standard, Not a Suggestion:
Criticism of ideas is legitimate. Mockery of identity, race, religion, or trauma is not.
Space for Debate, Not Abuse:
Open dialogue should never include mocking someone’s appearance, identity, or pain. That’s not debate—it’s abuse.
Hateful Conduct
While I support free speech, I firmly oppose treating the use of slurs, harmful tropes, or hateful imagery as a matter of flexible interpretation.
These expressions—such as racial slurs, dehumanizing stereotypes, or Holocaust imagery—carry deep historical wounds. Their use isn’t just offensive; it causes real psychological harm, especially to marginalized communities. Allowing such content under the guise of “context” sends a dangerous message: that hate is negotiable depending on political winds.
Making hateful conduct flexible introduces inconsistency, undermines trust, and risks retraumatizing vulnerable users. What is tolerated under one government may be condemned by another, creating a volatile and unsafe environment.
Free expression should amplify voices, not shield the tools used to silence or dehumanize them. There's a vital distinction between controversial opinion and hate speech—one that should not shift with political leadership.
A healthy democratic platform is not one where “anything goes,” but one where all users feel safe enough to speak. That requires clear, consistent boundaries—not shifting standards based on power or interpretation.
SweetasNuts wrote: (original post HERE)I feel you haven't quite understood what I am trying to achieve here. Twitter and facebook have permanent rules and they always end up with the rules being the world view of the owner. So how do we avoid that? ...
We have three Committees in this new paradigm and they are all interesting and testable: The Hierarchy from Top to bottom: #1 - The Top Triad - SaN, MoD, MoC (only one agreeing vote needed) #2 - MoJ alone (Katie) #3 - PB + MoJ + Committee (Mel's...
What is Ximboland ?
The Fashionable Republic of Ximboland is the worlds first democratic social media platform.
What is its mission?
Ximbolands mission is to serve the world by offering a truly democratic alternative to the established, familiar and autocratic social media platforms.
The establishment of The Fashionable Republic of Ximboland is a response to the widespread demand for a democratic alternative to autocratic social media governance. The world’s major social media platforms claim to be based on good will and fair governance however most seek to impose their world-view on all of their users.
Ximboland recognizes that democracy is the antidote to this problem.
What is the national flag of Ximboland?
When was The Fashionable Republic of Ximboland founded?
2007
What is the capital city of The Fashionable Republic of Ximboland?
Bimbo City
How many states make up The Fashionable Republic of Ximboland?
There are 6 states that make up The Fashionable Republic of Ximboland. They are Atheistia, Freethinkerland, Reasonopia, Agnostica, Secville, and Antitheocra. Bimbo City is the neutral administrative capital and is its own city zone. Booby Island is the home of the President of the Fashionable republic of Ximboland - Sindy Laarson I aka Miss Bimbo
What is a Ximbo xitizen?
A ‘Ximbo xitizen’ is a citizen of The Fashionable Republic of Ximboland. All citizens must be at least 18 years old.
What is a Ximbo?
Some people define a Ximbo as a superhuman - blessed with extraordinary good looks, intelligence and fashion sense.
Some people claim a Ximbo is a genderless or nonbinary superhuman.
Either way - all Ximbos possess the X factor.
How can I become a Ximbo xitizen?
In order to become a xitizen of Ximboland you must first pass the Ximboland xitizens test. It is free to become a Ximbo xitizen.
What is a Ximbo senator?
A Ximbo senator is a senior member of The Fashionable Republic of Ximboland. Only xenators are eligible to put themselves forward for election to senior government roles. Ximbos also get 10 x votes in all elections so they really do shape Ximbolands future.
What is a Ximbo minister?
A Ximbo minister is an elected or appointed official in the Ximboland government. These Ximbos are our leaders.
Who is the Prime Ximbo?
The Prime Ximbo is the democratically elected head of The Fashionable Republic of Ximboland.
Where does the Prime Ximbo live?
The Prime Ximbo lives in the Pink House for the 3 month term they are in office.
I want to become a minister or Prime Ximbo. How do I do that?
Any Ximbo citizen can become Prime Ximbo using the democratic process. Its a 2 stage process from Senator>Prime Ximbo. All Ximbo xitizens can vote in general elections but in order to put themselves forward to become Prime Ximbo/a minister they must first become a Ximbo senator.
Can I become Prime Ximbo more than once?
Yes a Ximbo can hold the position of Prime Ximbo for 6 terms max.
How often do elections take place?
The Fashionable Republic of Ximboland holds elections every 3 months for Prime Ximbo and every 3 months for State Ministers.
Where do important discussions take place?
The Town Square.
What is the treasury/ministers/Prime Ximbos salary?
The treasury/salary is the bank account of The Fashionable Republic of Ximboland. This figure is transferred to the paypal account of the Prime Ximbo at the end of their 3 month term in charge.
How is the treasury calculated?
The treasury is funded by the Ximbo xenators.
A percentage (33%) of the money paid by Ximbo xenators via Paypal is transferred into the Ximbo treasury. The rest is used for further Ximboland development.
What are the national colours of Ximboland?
Pink and purple
How old must I be in order to become a Ximboland
xitizen?
Anyone over the age of 18 can become a Ximbo xitizen.
When are the national holidays of Ximbo
land?
Jan 1st New years day
Feb 12th Darwin day
Feb 14th Lovers day
March 8th Womens day
March 21st Spring solstice
April 13th The Hitchslap Day (Christopher Hitchens birthday)
May 3rd National day of reason
June 21st World Humanist Day
Aug 2nd The Fashionable Republic of Ximboland national day
Sep 21st Peace one day
Dec 25th Newtons birthday
What are the currencies of Ximboland?
The Ximbo Dollar (B$). Currently it is pegged in value to the US$ and the Ximbo Diamond.
Who is the President of Ximboland?
Sindy Laaron I aka Miss Bimbo is the President of Ximboland. She founded the great bimbo nation in 2007 after escaping the tyranny, poor fashion jealousy of the old world. You can read more about her here
and here
Where is MissBimbo.com?
The Fashionable Republic of Ximboland was created by Miss Bimbo herself and is its successor.