A sense of irony is always a valuable asset. Just think of that slight smile on the face of most Buddha images. Understandably, some Networkers urgently request the publication of a Visitors' Handbook. It might be possible to set out very general guidelines, but these would be so general as to be mere mundane statements of the obvious. Thus, I make no recommendations here about what another might do.
Truth is trackless territory to which mere documents provide misleading maps.
The path is always under one's own two feet, now and here. Every meeting between individuals creates a unique occasion. We are always demanding the security of the known, but, paradoxically, it is the known that is insecure. We have not only to accept it in terms of impermenance and flux, and to face it. An excellent introduction to sitting well within living and dying is to be found in the books and audio-cassettes of Stephen Levine.