Rules & Regulations
for WhatsApp & Facebook Community Groups

The AI DigitalPreneur Community is an open community group, Monday to Sunday. Members are welcome to communicate, share useful resources and experiences, ask questions, offer help and collaborate throughout the week, while respecting the group’s quiet hours.

Fridays are our designated Sharing & Promotion Day. In addition to everyday conversations and knowledge sharing, members may promote events and activities related to AI and digital topics, including workshops, webinars, training sessions and meetups.

Facebook groups: welcome everyday discussions and knowledge sharing too. Follow the same community standards, Friday promotion guidance and any group-specific posting or approval arrangements.

• Share meaningful content that genuinely benefits members.
• Relevant event promotions are welcome: share AI and digital workshops, webinars, training sessions, meetups, events and community activities. Include a brief explanation, the date, time and time zone, and any relevant registration link or participation cost.
• Keep messages clear, concise and organised.
• Avoid repeated promotions and excessive advertising.
• Combine related points into one message.
• Respect everyone’s time, attention and right to decline.
• Follow any additional instructions in the sharing announcement, and stop sharing at 10:30 pm in the group’s stated time zone.

Help keep every local community healthy and considerate. Stop routine posts, messages, promotions, comments and non-essential tagging at 10:30 pm (22:30) in the group’s designated local time zone. This applies on Fridays too. Resume routine conversations outside the group’s quiet hours, following any locally published guidance.

• Penang, Kuala Lumpur, Johor and other Malaysian groups: use Malaysia Time (Asia/Kuala_Lumpur, UTC+08:00).
• Europe, the US and other local groups: follow the city or region and time zone stated in that group’s description or pinned announcement. Account for daylight-saving changes where applicable.
• Administrators: clearly state the group’s time zone and permitted posting windows in its description or pinned guidance. A country name alone may be insufficient when a country spans several time zones.
• Unsure which time applies? Check the group description or ask an administrator before posting. Use official support for a concern that cannot wait; do not flood the group.

These topics reflect our shared interests in learning, creating and building sustainable opportunities.

Small, thoughtful actions make this a community everyone can learn from and contribute to.

1. Be respectful.Treat everyone with kindness, courtesy, professionalism and understanding.
2. Share valuable knowledge.Contribute useful resources, practical tips, tutorials and lessons from your experience.
3. Support fellow members.Help beginners, answer questions when you can and encourage continuous learning.
4. Protect the community.Stand against cyberbullying, harassment, scams, discrimination and harmful behaviour.
5. Communicate clearly.Keep messages relevant, concise and easy to understand. Provide enough context for shared links, and respect the 10:30 pm cutoff in the group’s designated time zone.
6. Verify information.Check facts, sources, links, business opportunities and announcements before sharing.
7. Respect privacy.Protect personal information and private conversations. Obtain permission before sharing them.
8. Give proper credit.Acknowledge original creators and sources. Share only content you are authorised to distribute.
9. Encourage healthy discussions.Respect different perspectives and offer constructive feedback focused on ideas.
10. Collaborate and network.Build genuine professional relationships and explore meaningful partnerships with mutual consent.
11. Welcome new members.Help newcomers feel comfortable, included and supported, regardless of their experience.
12. Support community activities.Invite 101Next to explore co-organising workshops, events and training sessions through official support.
13. Report problems responsibly.Inform administrators privately about potential violations or suspicious activities.
14. Invite others to grow.Share our official announcement group with people who may benefit, and let them choose to join.

Avoid these behaviours so the community remains useful, respectful and comfortable for everyone.

1. No spam.Do not post repetitive advertisements, repeated promotions, unsolicited messages or excessive forwards. Spam is prohibited at all times; routine posting must stop at 10:30 pm in the group’s designated time zone.
2. No irrelevant content.Keep contributions aligned with the community’s interests and learning objectives.
3. No aggressive selling.Do not pressure members to buy products, services or opportunities. Respect a “no” or lack of interest.
4. No unsolicited private promotions.Do not collect or misuse members’ contact details, add them to marketing lists or send unwanted offers.
5. No harassment.Bullying, intimidation, threats, insults and personal attacks are prohibited.
6. No discrimination.Hate speech and discriminatory or degrading treatment of members are not tolerated.
7. No inflammatory controversy.Avoid provocative political or religious debates, deliberately divisive content and arguments that derail the community.
8. No misinformation.Do not share fake news, misleading claims, fabricated testimonials or unverified opportunities.
9. No scams or harmful links.Fraudulent schemes, phishing, impersonation and suspicious or malicious links are prohibited.
10. No excessive or irrelevant media.Avoid unrelated memes, stickers, GIFs, large videos and unnecessary attachments. Share useful media selectively.
11. No message flooding.Combine related thoughts into one clear message instead of sending numerous short messages.
12. No lengthy personal conversations.Move extended one-to-one discussions to a private chat only when both people agree.
13. No public arguments or shaming.Raise personal grievances privately with administrators. Do not organise pile-ons or unnecessary confrontations.
14. No privacy violations.Never distribute private conversations, screenshots, personal details or contact information without permission.
15. No excessive external group promotion.Do not repeatedly advertise unrelated communities, channels or groups, or use this community to recruit members through unwanted approaches.
16. No affiliate link abuse.Avoid misleading referral links, concealed commercial interests and repetitive offers. Disclose when you may earn a commission or referral benefit.
17. No unrealistic guarantees.Do not make unsubstantiated claims about guaranteed income, investments or business results.
18. No impersonation.Never falsely represent 101Next, its administrators, trainers, members or other organisations.
19. No unauthorised content sharing.Respect copyrights, intellectual property, paid courses and confidential materials. Do not distribute restricted files or access credentials.
20. No excessive tagging.Do not repeatedly mention members or administrators, demand attention or pressure people for immediate replies.

Share knowledge generously while keeping personal information and sensitive details protected.

• Keep credentials private. Never share OTPs, passwords, account recovery codes, banking details or other sensitive credentials.
• Share only what is necessary. Avoid posting identity documents, home addresses, confidential business records or other sensitive information.
• Ask before sharing. Obtain consent before posting another person’s information, messages, photos or screenshots. Remove unrelated personal details from reports.
• Respect contact boundaries. Group membership does not give permission to send private promotions, harvest contact details or add someone to another group.
• Check opportunities independently. Verify the provider, claims, costs and terms before paying, registering or sharing personal information. Do not act solely because a post appears in the group.
• Verify identity through official channels. Treat unexpected payment requests, urgent messages and unfamiliar links cautiously, even when a profile uses a familiar name or photograph.
• Report suspicious activity. Contact administrators privately about suspicious links, impersonators, scammers or harmful behaviour. Avoid forwarding harmful links to the whole group.

Administrators help maintain a safe, organised and welcoming community. Moderation considers the nature, seriousness, impact and repetition of a violation.

How concerns may be handled

• Issue a friendly reminder.
• Provide a formal warning.
• Request removal of inappropriate content.
• Restrict participation where WhatsApp permits.
• Remove members who repeatedly violate the guidelines.
• Immediately remove members involved in serious scams, threats, harassment or fraudulent activities.

How to report a concern

1. Contact a listed group administrator privately or use official support.
2. Briefly explain what happened, which group or message is involved and when it occurred.
3. Provide only relevant evidence. Redact unrelated personal information and never include passwords or OTPs.
4. Allow administrators time to review. Avoid public accusations, arguments or repeated tagging.

If you believe a moderation decision was made in error, explain your concern calmly through official support. We also welcome constructive feedback, suggestions and collaboration ideas through the same channel.