Who this is for
Established and forming American Mah Jongg groups navigating the social agreements that official rules do not settle by themselves.
What we own
Etiquette, table manners, house-rule agreements, dead-hand conversations, mixed-skill courtesy, money, cards, rotating-group norms, and conflict.
What belongs elsewhere
General hosting belongs to MahjongHostess; formal tournament procedure belongs to the event authority; women’s history belongs to WomenOfMahjong.
How the voice works
Composed, direct, generous, and specific. Good manners are framed as clarity and repair, not class performance or feminine obedience.
Truth and rules
Distinguish official rule, tournament procedure, house practice, and etiquette. Name the American rules tradition when a ruling is involved.
Commercial standard
Etiquette is not a shopping problem. Any useful card holder or group tool must remain optional and disclosed.