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Community Rules

Last updated: June 2026
Confession Walls is a public space where anyone can post anonymously. That openness is the point — but it only works if people treat it with some basic respect. Here's what's expected, and what happens if it's not followed.

1What this is

This is a public sticky-note board. Anything posted here — text, names, and images — is visible to anyone who visits the site, not just to you. Don't post anything you wouldn't want a stranger, a friend, or a future employer to see.

2What's not allowed

3How moderation actually works here

Every note has a report button. If something looks like it breaks these rules, report it — an admin reviews flagged notes and can remove them.

Images are also checked by an automated content filter shortly after posting. It's not perfect and may occasionally miss something or take a moment to catch up — if you see something that needs urgent attention, report it right away rather than waiting.

4Deleting notes

You can delete a note you posted yourself, from the same browser/device you posted it from. Site admins can remove any note, for any reason, including rule violations or notes that were reported.

5No real privacy guarantee

Posting without a name doesn't make a post untraceable. Don't rely on this board for true anonymity if what you're sharing could put you at risk if traced back to you.

6If you're struggling

If a confession you're reading or writing involves thoughts of self-harm, suicide, or crisis, please reach out to a real support service — this board is not a substitute for help from a person or professional. In the US, you can call or text 988 (Suicide & Crisis Lifeline) anytime.

7Changes to these rules

These rules may be updated as the site grows. Continuing to use the site after changes means you accept the current version.