Basic conduct

• Be straight about your experience. Passed a challenge? Great, share what worked. Failed? Even better, share what went wrong. Both are useful.
• Don't talk down to people who are on their first challenge. The rules vary wildly between firms and it takes time to figure out what actually matters.
• If you disagree with someone's approach to a challenge, explain your reasoning.

Promotion & advertising

• Do not promote prop firms, challenge services, or passing tools without admin approval. This includes "I used this EA to pass, DM me for the settings" if it leads to a sales funnel.
• Mentioning a firm or tool in context is fine. Building threads around them to drive referrals is not.
• Referral links get removed without warning.
• DMing members to sell challenge passing services will get you banned.

Posting standards

• When discussing a specific challenge, name the firm and the account size. Rules differ between tiers and firms, and vague advice based on unclear context causes confusion.
• Be precise about the rules you're working with: daily drawdown, max drawdown, profit target, minimum trading days. These details are what make advice actually applicable.
• If you're sharing a passing strategy, include live context, not just a backtest. Challenge conditions and live execution are not the same thing.
• If your approach stopped working after a firm updated its rules, flag it. Outdated strategies presented as current advice do real damage here.

Other things that'll get your post removed

• Posts that are clearly just advertising a challenge passing service or funded account reseller.
• Strategies that involve exploiting platform glitches or loopholes. That's not trading, and most firms will void your account for it anyway.
• Unverified claims about a firm's evaluation process presented as fact.

Warnings for minor stuff, bans for anything deliberate or repeated.
Not sure if something fits here, message a mod before posting.

— ForexRoasted Team