Building a community for Dos and Don'ts
Hi,
I am Vijay Vellore, a seasoned Software Engineer and Tech Entrepreneur with 25 years of experience.
Currently I am building https://dos-and-donts.com - world's first community based portal for finding the Dos and Don'ts of different places in the world.
Have you ever reached a new place only to realize… you unintentionally did something wrong?
Been turned away at a temple for not knowing the dress code? Made multiple trips to a government office because you missed one tiny detail? Or simply felt lost in a new environment?
Relatable, right?
We've been there too — embarrassed, frustrated, and wishing someone had told us the real dos and don'ts.
That's exactly why "Dos and Don'ts" was born — a one-stop destination to know what to do and what not to do before you go anywhere, saving you time, money, and mental energy.
Here, real people share real experiences so you can enjoy smoother, simpler, stress-free visits — without sifting through endless pages of information.
Because when you know better, you move better — and every place becomes kinder, easier, and more memorable.
Know before you go!
Replies
Welcome Vijay! Community content lives or dies on the boring rules, so a few from the comment section I built for my app's song community, in case they help: comments are capped at 500 characters, links are refused, and there is a rate limit of 5 a minute and 30 an hour. Anyone can report a comment, the song's owner can turn comments off or delete one, and any user can hide an author they do not want to see. For travel tips I would add one rule of your own: show when each tip was written, because a dress code or an office's opening hours can change, and a confident old tip is worse than none.