Every community forum can publish a set of numbered rules, Facebook-style.
Where: the Rules tab in the community tab bar at the top of any community forum, or directly at /forums/{slug}/rules.
What you'll see:
- Each rule displays as its own card with a large #N number tag.
- Rule bodies support Markdown — bold, italic, links,
code, and lists all render. - Click any rule to copy a direct anchor link (
#rule-1,#rule-2, etc.) — handy for citing a specific rule in a moderator reply.
Who sets rules: the forum's owner, any appointed moderator, a category super-mod (if the forum sits in a category they super-mod), an admin, or a super admin. Regular members see the Rules tab but can't edit.
Empty state: if no rules are set, the page shows a short note. Moderators get a "Add some" link that takes them straight to the editor.
Tip: a rule is one blank-line-separated block. To add a new rule, hit Enter twice in the editor and start typing. Keep each rule short (a sentence or two) so the numbered list reads quickly.
