1. Be the most positive person I can be. Negative feelings and actions are wasted energy.

2. Be as pleasant as I can with people even trumpsters.

3. Do what I can to improve this planet and the environment.

4. Fight for civil rights of Women, LGBTQ Community, disabled and discrimination of race,
   religion, ethnicity, and DACA.

I use a similar guiding principle: minimum violation of human dignity and respect, and of the environment that sustains us.

I trust my gut. If it feels wrong, it probably is wrong.

I go by pretty much the same thing. I like the "Do unto others..." philosophy. Don't be a dick to me, and I won't be one to you.

I lost mine ... (kidding)

I think most of us intrinsically know how to be good people, then it's a matter of deciding to be one or not. "Do no harm" is a fine place to start !

"Don't be a dick" pretty well sums it up for me.

I have my own set or morals and values on what is justified to be good and of kind heart. One can debate till the sun comes up on what is good and what are morals but deep down to me, if I can wake up with a clear conscience knowing I am doing the best I can and not step on anyone in the process, do something out of spite, have hard feelings for someone because of some hidden agenda, then I think I am doing the right thing according my creed of being who I am.

To a certain extent our culture plays a small part in our morality but my compass is I basically do not treat people differently than I would wish to be treated

My moral compass points toward my version of "good" I try to follow but I understand just as there is true north pole and magnetic north pole and are not in the same location. My version of "good" may not be the "true good"... So I have to use others perception for sake of "check and balance". I am not perfect and I will error at times. But taking a life is my biggest fear on this earth but I think I will if it means Saving the life of a Loved One and that will be still against my Moral Compass. I am Just Human!!!!

I have no desire to legislate morality. What consenting adults do is their biz. I do not judge, to the extent I am aware of. I try not to say mean things - fail at that one, not the their face but in poking fun sometimes in an unkind manner. On the other hand I know I am critized behind my back, not to justify MY actions, just that we are all human and at times fall into poor habits. The rules of good conversation are just as good as the 10 commandments if one needs rules, mostly I treat others the way I'd like to be treated. I just happen to think I don't need a threat of dire consequences to do right.

The more I think about it, the less certain I become about he morality of my actions. I don't know how I know right from wrong. I don't know if anything guides me. I believe I've been a good person without having to question my actions or motivation. Can I absolutely prove that I'm good? Nope.

Because of cultural differences, my golden rule has changed to: do unto others as they would like.

"How would I feel if...?"

-that were done to me
-that were done to my food, my environment, etc.

It's not fool-proof, but I trust it to be sufficient.

I have always presumed that because I know the difference between right and wrong, so must every body else. I think I believe that.

Ethics are a place to start, but the question is about where do they come from. All of them are learned. We are told lying is bad, but kids do it naturally to avoid correction. We are taught honesty is important but hide things that hurt others feelings. We are bombarded with accusations around morals, but they are all subjective to ones experience or belief structure. Morals are taught to enforce empathy. So in that sense, my compass is empathy. All rules would follow how it effects others negatively. On it's own it doesn't work. Collectively, it would be beautiful. Our World exist inbetween.

Well... While I do believe in some possibility of afterlife, it has nothing to do with my guidance through life in general.
Generally I follow a very simple set of rules, yet all have some exceptions:
Do not harm. (Except in defense or self-defense)
Do not restrain. (Except to avoid harm)
Help. (If asked and capable of doing so)
Improve. (If possible and feasible)

Common sense. If I feel something would hurt me for sure it will hurt others...

What's logical, what's fair, how my actions affect other people. kindness to animals, respect for everyone and the like.

My moral compass is pointing me toward the guillotine industry.

Do no harm is almost it but there is more. I tried to explain to my supervisor once why is motivational BS was wasted on me. I grew up in the Midwest on a farm. I am an Eagle Scout. I always had a moral compass to guide me. It was breed into me. I don't have to think about it most of the time.

As others have listed, a/the golden rule.
I try to abide with all local to national laws, considering them to be part of the social contract.
Other than these guidelines, I endeavour to do what is positive to my nature and avoid the negative.

A regular compass with the word "moral" written next to it.

Do no harm is a good starting point, I just enjoy getting on with my life and letting others do the same, my morals are a human code of conduct based on logic

Agreed, Rugglesby. I follow the golden rule....do unto others, etc.

My moral compass is good. Always paid my bills and lived within my means. Can’t say the same for some of the religious!