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This page is for people who are already participating in SOLMEME — not the identity/policy layer (Community Overview), and not the ordered first steps for someone brand new (Getting Involved). This is what staying involved actually looks like once you’re past day one.

The Three-Way Split, In Case You Landed Here First

Section titled “The Three-Way Split, In Case You Landed Here First”
  • Community Overview — what SOLMEME’s volunteer-driven structure is, and the policy pages that govern everyone.
  • Getting Involved — the ordered steps to start, if you haven’t yet.
  • This page — ongoing practices once you’re already here.

Staying Involved

Section titled “Staying Involved”

There’s no single “community track” to follow — day-to-day participation happens through whichever of SOLMEME’s real mechanics you engage with:

  • Making content. Guides → Content covers the general practices that apply across all of SOLMEME’s content pathways (Meme Generator, Meme Wall, Lore); Guides → Creators has the mechanics themselves.
  • Group mechanics. Guides → Events — Community Raids and Buddy Drops are the real, ongoing ways to participate with others, not one-time scheduled events.
  • The Vault. Use the Vault is the ongoing core mechanic most participation eventually touches.
  • Representing SOLMEME. The Ambassador Program is a real, planned path — see Ambassador Program Overview for its current, honest status; it’s still in preparation.
  • Missions. A reserved section for structured participation — see Guides → Missions for its current status; no mechanic is published yet.

Staying Safe While You Participate

Section titled “Staying Safe While You Participate”

The practical safety guidance in Guides → Security isn’t a one-time read for newcomers — scam patterns target established participants too, especially anyone visibly active (creators, raid organizers, anyone posting in public channels). Re-checking Verify an Official Account before connecting a wallet to anything new is good practice regardless of how long you’ve been around.

If Something Goes Wrong

Section titled “If Something Goes Wrong”

If you see behavior that violates community norms, or something that looks like a scam or impersonation attempt: the practical policy pages covering moderation and reporting (Moderation, Reporting) are drafted but not yet published pending review — until they are, the fastest real path is the Discord itself, where moderators are directly reachable.

Where to Go From Here

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