Last Updated: [12-08-24]

General Rules

Be Respectful:

Treat others with respect and kindness. Do not engage in harassment, discrimination, or personal attacks.

Stay on Topic:

Keep discussions relevant to coding, programming languages, software development, and related topics.

No Spamming:

Avoid flooding the chat with unnecessary messages.

Use Appropriate Channels:

Post content in the relevant channels. Off-topic discussions should be kept to designated areas.

No NSFW Content:

Keep all content safe for work. Do not post or discuss explicit or inappropriate material.

Respect Privacy:

Do not share personal information about yourself or others without consent.

Follow Discord's Terms of Service:

Abide by Discord's community guidelines and terms of service at all times.

Code Of Conduct

Be Helpful:

Offer assistance and support to those who ask for it. Help create a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere for beginners and experienced coders alike.

Constructive Criticism:

Don't make fun of other's work. Provide feedback in a constructive manner. Critique code and projects with the intention of helping others improve.

No Cheating or Plagiarism:

Do not engage in cheating or plagiarism. Respect intellectual property rights and give credit where it's due.

Respect Copyright:

Do not share copyrighted material unless you have permission to do so.

No Hacking or Malicious Activities:

Do not engage in hacking, cracking, or any form of malicious activities. Respect others' privacy and security.

Follow Project Guidelines:

When collaborating on projects, adhere to project guidelines and respect the decisions of project maintainers.

Report Violations:

If you witness any violations of the rules or encounter any issues, report them to the moderators or administrators.

Sending Spam Code:

No sharing of spammy or malicious code on the Discord server. Violators will be promptly banned.

Moderation Guidelines

Moderator Discretion:

Moderators have the final say in enforcing the rules and resolving disputes.

Warnings and Bans:

Violations of the rules may result in warnings, temporary bans, or permanent bans depending on the severity and frequency of the offense.

Appeals Process:

If you believe you were unfairly warned or banned, you may appeal the decision through the appropriate channels.

Transparency:

Moderation actions will be transparent whenever possible. Users will be informed of the reasons behind warnings or bans.

No Backseat Moderating:

Allow moderators to handle rule violations. Do not attempt to enforce the rules yourself.