A few shared principles.
Updated October 13, 2026
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Respect the work and the people.
Be kind, give credit, and make room for different levels of experience. Harassment, hate speech, threats, and sharing someone’s private information don’t belong here.
Keep the source open.
Share your own work under a clear open-source license. Respect existing licenses. Don’t upload private or proprietary code, stolen assets, credentials, or someone else’s confidential information. Rebuilding a workflow doesn’t make someone else’s code yours.
Make participation clear.
Explain what you’re building, where the source lives, and what help you need. Be honest about what works, what is planned, and who is involved.
Keep it useful.
Don’t spam projects, discussions, or profiles. Give thoughtful feedback, document progress, and let others participate without pressure.
Help moderators care for the community.
Use the report button on a project or discussion message when something needs attention. Reports are visible to administrators, who can remove content or suspend accounts. You can also remove your own discussions and projects.