Brick.ie The Irish Association for Adult Fans of LEGO®

About This Code of Conduct

Brick.ie is where adult fans of LEGO® come to connect.

Whether you’re into building sprawling LEGO® cities, collecting rare minifigures or creating your own masterpieces, you’ll find yourself surrounded by people who share your passion for play.

We want everyone to feel totally comfortable sharing, discussing, posting, and connecting in our community. We don’t expect everyone to have the same views, but we do want everyone to feel like they belong. Hate and discrimination have no home here. If we think someone is making others unwelcome, we’ll put a stop to it. And we’d encourage you to report any violations, so that together we can keep our community spaces safe, inclusive, and fun.

These guidelines outline what we will and will not allow in brick.ie. They’re subject to change and we’ll review them regularly to make sure they’re up to date.

By sharing these, we hope you’ll play your part in making brick.ie a fun and safe space for everyone!

How you can help build a great community

- Be respectful: It’s OK not to agree with someone’s point of view. It’s not OK to attack them personally.
- Be welcoming: We want our community to be inclusive and accessible to everyone.
- Be kind: Find ways to encourage and support each other, be generous with compliments, and remember we’re all here because we love bricks!
- Be aware of your words and actions.
- Protect others around you and the community by reporting violations.

What we won’t allow on brick.ie, our social media pages or at events

• Bullying and harassment
• Consent is key: If someone tells you that your behaviour is making him or her uncomfortable, stop.
• Unwelcome physical contact or sexual attention.
- Violence, threats of violence, or violent language directed toward a person, their belongings, or a group of people
- Misgendering or deadnaming
- Profanity and slurs: Posts featuring swearing, negative stereotypes, caricatures, and generalizations will be removed.
- Political debate: We value debate but don’t want to promote division. Please share political views offline.
- Hateful behaviour: We won’t tolerate hateful posts which demonstrate clear hostility towards members
- Spam and scams: Deceptive, disruptive, or fake content will be blocked, hidden and/or removed from our website and social media pages.
- Inappropriate content: Posts that depict physical harm, glorify self-harm, or feature pornographic/nude content or that sexualises children will be removed.
- Doxing: Publicly revealing a person’s private personal information is not allowed.
- Security threats: Any attempt to undermine or abuse the security, integrity, or reliability of our platforms is prohibited.
- Sustained disruption of community events, including talks and presentations.
- The resale of any support from the LEGO® Group (including LUGBULK).

How we respond to violations

We encourage our members to report any content, comments or actions that are not in line with these guidelines. If online users violate our Code of Conducts, we will hide or delete comments and act quickly to respond.

Incidents and Reporting

Brick.ie members are bound by the Codes of Conduct of any events we attend. You should always follow the reporting procedures set out in those Codes of Conduct in the first instance.

You can report harassment or other potential Code of Conduct violations by email to info@brick.ie . Anyone who feels the Code of Conduct has been violated by a member may use this method of reporting at any time.

Once you submit a report, our Admin Team will respond to you as quickly as possible.

The brick.ie team has the right to take any actions needed to keep our website, forums, social media pages and events welcoming for all and to ensure that brick.ie and its members remain compliant with any official support programs. Measures taken may include warning the offender, mediating solutions between parties, or taking any other action the team considers necessary. Where warranted, additional actions may include suspension of posting privileges, removal from events and for the most egregious incidents, expulsion from membership.

This Code of Conduct applies from 1 May 2026
Brick.ie Admin team