Drinking among volunteers is commonly accepted, within reasonable limits. You are there to have fun after all, but excessive drunkness, resulting in violent behaviour or not turning up for work, will get you an express one-way ticket to the nearest town. If you smoke a joint keep it discreet and forget everything about heavy drugs. The latter will get you a one-way ticket to the nearest police station and possibly out of the country. Last but not least, on a kibbutz you must be ready to give up your privacy.
Walls are thin and gossip spreads faster than sound.
It doesn't really matter though, 'cos everyone is doing the same things, so after a while, gossiping turns into a kind of sport, in which you score points by finding out of who slept with whom before anyone else does. It's all quite harmless at the end of the day. Explained by Kibbutz Dalia. The printed information that volunteers get delivered upon arrival on kibbutz Dalia.