The Internet Wasn't Built for the Things We Don't Say Out Loud
Posted by Greasy_79@reddit | RedditAlternatives | View on Reddit | 4 comments
Hey everyone.
I help moderate CommunityConnect โ a free, anonymous peer-support community for mental health, addiction, grief, relationships, work stress, and abuse.
We built it because most "mental health" platforms still want your email, your phone, sometimes your insurance. That kills honesty for a lot of people.
So we removed identity entirely:
\- No name
\- No email
\- No password
\- No phone
\- No data collected, ever
\- Login via Internet Identity โ even moderators can't see who you are
It's not a replacement for therapy. It's the conversation people have when they can't say it out loud yet.
Free forever. Happy to answer any questions about how we built it, why we made the choices we did, or how moderation works without identity.
๐ communityconnect.forum
PeppaPigDrinkingGame@reddit
I've said this before but writing your marketing copy with AI is going to make it sound like spam no matter what. I'd write it by hand.
Greasy_79@reddit (OP)
Noted๐
shunny14@reddit
Did you purposefully not create a hyperlink in this post?
Greasy_79@reddit (OP)
Yeah, was flagged by AI bot for advertising. Wasn't sure whether should add the link๐ https://communityconnect.forum