Safe, Clean,
and Traceless

Safety doesn't limit freedom — it makes it possible. A safe and clean space is one that stays open to the community.

"Safety and cleanliness are not constraints — they are the condition for true collective freedom."

Why apply it

• The shared space and the right to come back
• For you: your responsibility not to leave problems behind
• For others: a safe and clean environment for everyone

When to apply it

• Throughout the night — not just at the end
• When using shared spaces (bathrooms, bar, dancefloor)
• Before leaving the venue

How to apply it

• Manage your consumption — know your limits
• Pick up what you put down, leave spaces as you found them
• If you see a hazard or a mess, report it

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What this means in practice

• Respect shared belongings, equipment and spaces
• Pick up your waste and take care of the immediate environment
• Return lost items and act with honesty
• Refuse any form of abuse, manipulation or ambiguous behavior
• Act clearly, responsibly and in line with the spirit of the venue

Why it matters

When safety is fragile, magic contracts. When a venue is neglected, it disappears.

Taking care of the space means taking care of the community.

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"Love this." — Rachel, consultation S.O.U.L. 2026

"The overlap with consent makes the fusion between these two mantras obvious." — Rachel, consultation S.O.U.L. 2026