Verifying invitation
N° 001 Docs · rules of the house

The
house
rules.

The room runs on conduct. Break a rule and the editors will not argue — they will simply stop replying, and the seat will be warm for the next operator in line.

N° 002

The code.

How members
behave.
  1. Do not pitch. Pitch in the room and exit through the window. There is no marketplace here. A referral is the only legal sale.
  2. No affiliates. If a link has a tag after the question mark, the link does not survive. Neither does the sender, on the third offence.
  3. Raise a hand before the DM. Announce yourself in the room first. A cold message is a locked door the recipient was not asked to open.
  4. Scammers are named. Then removed. In that order. We find the public announcement more instructive than the private ban.
  5. No screenshots. What is said in the room stays in the room. If you need to quote it outside, the answer is you do not.
  6. Add value, or do not speak. Every message rents its seat. Silence is preferable to a take nobody needed.
  7. Theory is fine. Theory without numbers is not. Share the spreadsheet, the curve, the receipt. Vibes do not scale.
  8. You own your referrals. One key per year. Spend it well — three keys, from three members, admit. Repeated violations get the inviter and the invitee both. The network forgives slowly.
  9. Stay active or stay home. The editors read the ledger. Silence reads as absence. Absence reads as availability — of your seat.
  10. Admins take no promotions. No affiliate links, no per-sale kickback, no commission on a member's spend. The currency here is reputation.
  11. Help when asked. You may recommend a service when a member asks by name. Never before. Never otherwise. Never in bulk.
N° 003

The score.

Earned in the room.
Spent at the bot.
SCORE · EARNED OR SPENT

The ledger

The room runs a ledger. The editors do not keep it — the bot does. Every message that helps the floor adds to your line. Every query and every offence takes from it.

  • +5 — every message the editors forward to the channel
  • +N — helpful posts, alpha, threads that move a number. The bot reads the room; one message can clear sixty
  • −5 — every /ask query to the bot
  • −N — spam, self-promotion, anything in N° 004
  • /score to @billionaires_cool_bot — check your standing
Quality, not volume The bot keeps the ledger →
  1. What unlocks /ask? Fifty score. After that, every query deducts five. Paid members ask freely — the meter is for earners.
  2. What is 5,000 score for? A lifetime Billionaires seat. The score-only path into the paid room — no editor offer, no invoice. The floor pays you in.
  3. Can the score go negative? Yes. Spam ranks you down. Persistent offenders fall off the index — and out the door. See N° 004.
N° 004

Ways to lose a seat.

What gets you
removed.
EXIT

The short list

  • Sending an affiliate link dressed as a recommendation
  • DM'ing ten members in one week
  • Posting a screenshot of a private thread to an outside feed
  • Running a thread of vague advice without a single number
  • Announcing a launch. We will announce your departure instead.
  • Going silent for a quarter without a word to the editors
No appeals The door is unlocked
N° 005

The tone.

How the room
sounds.
  1. Real relationships over vanity metrics. Followers are a decoration. Phone numbers that get answered are the floor.
  2. Contributions over self-promotion. If you cannot talk about your business without a link, try again in a week.
  3. Mutual support over individual agendas. We are long the network. Short the hustle. The former outruns the latter by about a decade.
  4. Verified trust over anonymity. The chair you sit on has your name on it. Behave accordingly.

The seat is there.

Questions about the code go to the editors. Reports of any violation go to the editors via the private channel.

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