Code of Conduct

My mission as a Block Producer in the XPR Network ecosystem is simple: help keep the network reliable, secure, and useful for real users.

I focus on long-term infrastructure quality, clear communication, and practical tools that make the ecosystem easier to use and safer to navigate.

• I prioritize stable operations, monitored infrastructure, and careful change management.
• I treat phishing, scams, and impersonation as ecosystem threats, and I actively warn the community when patterns show up.
• I aim to share security-minded guidance that helps users protect themselves, especially in public channels.

I maintain full operational and financial independence.

• No outside party controls my infrastructure, decisions, or roadmap.
• This project is owner-led and owner-operated. That keeps incentives clean and decisions fast.

Infrastructure issues happen. What matters is response.

• I monitor critical services and block producer operations continuously.
• When incidents occur, the priority is: contain, restore, communicate.
• If an issue affects the community, I will share updates as clearly as possible, without hype or excuses.

Trust comes from visibility, not promises.

• If I run a reward program or initiative, I will explain the basic rules publicly.
• I won’t pretend certainty when I don’t have it. If something is not confirmed, I’ll say so.

I’m open to cooperation with other Block Producers and builders who raise the bar.

• I value collaboration that improves infrastructure, tooling, education, or network safety.
• I’m not interested in drama, cliques, or politics. Results matter more than noise.

From time to time, I may run rewards, giveaways, or community initiatives.

• Participation is optional.
• Selection, criteria, and timing are at my discretion.
• I can modify, pause, or end initiatives at any time, especially if they are being gamed or abused.