Content Policy
What Psychedex publishes and what it never hosts.
What we publish
Psychedex publishes pharmacological reference data and phenomenological experience reports. Reference data covers dosage ranges, routes of administration, duration estimates, interactions, tolerance, dependence, and recovery pathways. Experience reports describe what substances and practices feel like. Both exist for harm reduction and educational purposes.
What we never host
Experience report standards
Experience reports are first-person phenomenological accounts submitted for harm reduction. They describe subjective effects, timing, setting, and outcomes. They never describe acquisition or sourcing. Reports that violate this standard are edited or rejected.
Contributor data
Contributors are pseudonymous. Submissions consist of pharmacological reference data and experience reports — subjective effects, durations, and dosage ranges. The Psychedex app is being rebuilt: it will need no account, and the app itself will send none of your record anywhere. We store no IP addresses with contributions and no sourcing data. The design minimizes what exists to disclose.
Enforcement
Violations are handled on a case-by-case basis. Consequences range from content removal to permanent account suspension. Repeated or severe violations — such as posting sourcing information or deliberately inaccurate safety data — result in immediate suspension.
Why
The line between reference and supply is the line that keeps this resource usable. Reference data serves harm reduction; supply information does not. Keeping them separate is what keeps this resource publishable and safe to use.