A clear process for concerns
Reports are submitted privately and reviewed by authorized people. Public records are created only when a final outcome is eligible for publication.
Private submission
Reports, reporter identity, evidence, and current investigations are limited to authorized reviewers.
Staff review
Reviewers consider the available evidence, surrounding context, and disputed claims before reaching a finding.
Final outcomes
Only final sanctions approved for public release enter the archive, including appeal status when applicable.
What Renasca handles
Renasca programs and spaces
Renasca handles participation in its Discord, events, directory, services, and other official programs. It does not claim authority over unrelated communities.
Reports stay private
Submitting a report does not publish a name or create a sanctions entry.
People review the facts
Technical signals can support a review, but they do not issue punishments on their own.
Sensitive evidence stays restricted
Public records explain the reason and outcome without publishing private reports or personal information.
Appeal status is recorded
When a published sanction is appealed, its current public status is updated.