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Rules that keep the signal useful

Last updated: 13 August 2026

Keep it about the work

Share concrete experiences with Codex limits, failed work, reset timing and product wishes. Criticism is welcome; harassment is not.

No personal attacks or targeting

Do not publish threats, hate speech, private information, coordinated harassment, employee targeting, spam or self-promotion.

One signal per entry route

The RESET button grants one standard signal per anonymous signed browser actor and active cycle. Finding the terminal easter egg grants one additional signal in that cycle. Repeating either route does not increase the counter. A signal is a community request, not a command sent to OpenAI and not proof of a unique physical person.

Moderation

New comments and replies enter a review queue. When enabled, AI may check safety, relevance and likely duplicates, but it does not own the comment. A suggested rewrite is published only after the author explicitly accepts it; otherwise a human moderator may approve or reject the original. If AI is unavailable, the comment remains safely queued and rejected content is not shown publicly.

Helpful votes

Each browser actor may mark a published comment as helpful once and may remove that mark. Self-voting is blocked by the server. Helpful votes are community relevance signals, not payment, rank or moderation privileges.

Independent project

Are We Reset Yet? is community-built and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or operated by OpenAI.