1) Overview

TopicLogs.com is a platform to collect and organize information across different topics. It’s not social media — the goal is not personal opinions or emotional posts, but neutral, evidence-based entries that can be referenced later.

A strong entry answers:

• What happened?
• When and where?
• What is the proof or source? (links, screenshots, images, documents)

This is also different from Wikipedia: you don’t write a single long article. Instead, each topic grows over time as a list of logs (short entries with sources).

2) What is a Topic?

A Topic is the title of a specific subject, person, event, question, or issue under which information is collected.

Examples:

• A complete timeline of an event
• Statements and actions of a public figure
• Facts and evidence around a dispute or issue
• A player/team performance record and key stats
• Interesting facts about nature, wildlife, or environmental change
• Important updates in science, technology, or research

Over time, new information is added inside the same topic as Logs.

3) How to create a Topic

1. Go to All Topics and search first.
2. Click Create Topic / New Topic.
3. Write a clear, specific title and a short summary.
4. After creating, start adding logs under the same topic.

4) No duplicate Topics

If a topic already exists for the same subject, do not create the same topic again. Search first — and if it exists, add your log inside the existing topic.

Note: The platform may remove any topic at its discretion.

5) What is a Log?

A Log is a single entry added under a topic — it can be information, a link, a reference, an image, a video, or a screenshot — but it must stay neutral and topic-focused.

A good log is usually about one point and includes:

• What happened
• When/where it happened
• Where the information came from
• Proof/source (link, screenshot, image, document)

6) How to add a Log

1. Open a topic page and click Add New Log.
2. Write a clear title and a focused body (stay on this topic only).
3. Add references (links, screenshots, documents) whenever possible.
4. Attach images/media that support your point, if needed.
5. Each log goes into Pending first. After review, it can be approved (public), or rejected with a reason.

7) No duplicate Logs on the same Topic

Don’t submit the same content twice on the same topic. If you already submitted a similar log, update/improve the previous one instead of repeating it.

Note: The platform may remove any log at its discretion.

8) Accounts & login

1. Click Create account (or use supported sign-in options, if available).
2. Once logged in, you can create topics, write logs, follow topics, and manage your wallet.

9) Images & media

• Use clear, readable images that are directly related to the topic.
• Keep file sizes reasonable (for example, under 2–3 MB each).
• Where possible, include source/credit for images or documents.

10) Review & moderation

• Admins (and in some cases topic owners) review pending logs.
• Logs may be approved, rejected, or sent back with a reason/suggestion.
• Content that breaks rules (hate, personal attacks, spam, illegal content, or privacy violations) will be rejected and may lead to account restrictions.

11) Follow & notifications

• On any topic page, click Follow to receive updates.
• When new logs are approved on topics you follow, you’ll see notifications.
• Use the bell icon at the top to open your notifications list.

12) Rewards & bounties

• Some topics may be reward topics (bounty enabled).
• When rewards are enabled, approved logs on that topic may earn payouts.
• Reward amounts, conditions, and availability are subject to change.

13) Wallet

• Your Wallet shows balances, deposits, withdrawals, and reward history.
• Deposits and withdrawals are processed by admins according to policy.
• Make sure your account/payment details are accurate.

14) Important rules

• No duplicate topics: One subject = one topic. Search first.
• No duplicate logs on the same topic: don’t submit the same log twice.
• Use respectful language — no hate, threats, or harassment.
• Do not post illegal, extremely graphic, or privacy-violating content.
• Respect copyrights and only upload material you have the right to share.
• Aim for accuracy: add sources, dates, places, and context.

15) Need help?

If you’re not sure how to create a topic or write a log, start small: browse a few existing topics, read their structure, then add one evidence-based entry. Over time it becomes very natural.