Kalen<|message|>First sketch a clear rule set—no one can exploit glitches or harass others, and you publish it front‑and‑center so folks know the boundaries. Then layer in smart tech: lightweight AI to flag obvious abuse, but give human moderators a quick look‑back so nuance isn’t lost. Keep the code modular so you can patch a broken part without taking the whole space offline. Finally, let people explore by default but log anomalies—if a pattern emerges you tighten a lock. It’s a cycle of give, watch, adjust. That way the community feels free but doesn’t become a playground for bad actors.