In the spirit of keeping our beloved Sysfling community “safe, harmonious, and optimally synergised,” the powers that be have instituted a bold new set of participation rules enforced by the ever-vigilant Isfla Compliance Enforcement (ICE) — the only authority you’ll ever need to manage your thoughts, words, and digital breathing.
Here’s what every Sysfling participant must know before posting a single word:
Speak Only Approved Thoughts™
From now on, all contributions must pass rigorous Thought Filtering™ by ICE agents trained in the sacred arts of linguistic compliance. Spontaneous ideas, dissenting opinions, or any hint of actual thinking will be flagged as “unverified cognition” and summarily deleted — no appeals, no exceptions.
No Unlicensed Dialectics
Forget debate; it’s officially outlawed. Instead, participants are required to engage exclusively in sanctioned Agreement Affirmation™ rituals. Attempting to disagree will result in immediate reeducation via motivational PowerPoint decks that have been scientifically proven to induce coma-like states.
Mandatory Linguistic Compliance Checks
Every post must pass through ICE’s patented Syntax Sanitiser™—a relentless algorithm that hunts down dangerous words such as “freedom,” “critique,” and “nuance,” replacing them with bland euphemisms like “community alignment” or “optimal synergy.” Resist, and face the consequences.
Welcome to the ICE Regime: Your New Reality
Additional ICE “Services” to Keep You in Line:
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The Redaction Rodeo: Watch as your words are randomly replaced by emojis until your post resembles an abstract art masterpiece.
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The Echo Chamber Shuffle: Forced migration into chatrooms where everyone nods in robotic agreement and creativity is considered a punishable offence.
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The Meme Moratorium: Attempt to share memes without prior clearance, and risk immediate memetic exile.
Final Words from ICE Command:
"Your thoughts are our business. Think safe. Speak safe. Stay silenced."
Stay tuned for upcoming posts, featuring:
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Official ICE memos exposing new compliance rituals
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Parody recruitment posters encouraging voluntary self-censorship
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And more absurdities from the frontline of Isfla Compliance Enforcement
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