THE WAY WE BUILD TOGETHER

Useful conversations.
Shared responsibility.

A community grows when people feel welcome to ask, contribute and learn. These guidelines help us keep that space useful for everyone.

Be curious. Be constructive. Be kind.

Share what helps someone take a meaningful next step.

SIX SHARED EXPECTATIONS

Good participation, in practice.

Make your contribution useful

Explain the task, what you tried and what happened. Separate your own experience from a claim you have not checked.

Try: “I tested this prompt on a delivery reply. It missed our return policy, so I added that context.”

Respect the person

Challenge ideas with care. Harassment, hateful content, threats and impersonation have no place here. Beginners should feel comfortable asking questions.

Give feedback on the work. Explain a better approach without attacking the author.

Protect private information

Keep passwords, API keys, private conversations and confidential customer or business information out of posts, screenshots and prompts.

Use a fictional example or remove identifying details before you share.

Credit the original work

Link to your sources and explain what you learned in your own words. Only share content you have permission to use.

A source link gives readers a way to check the context and explore further.

Be clear about promotion

Disclose your connection to a product, service or affiliate link. Explain why it is useful instead of repeating advertisements or making unsupported income claims.

If you built or sell something, say so. Let a practical example do the talking.

Report concerns thoughtfully

Report harmful or misleading content rather than amplifying it. Explain the concern so moderators have useful context.

Use “Report post” in a post’s action menu. Blocking can also help you manage signed-in interactions.

BEFORE YOU POST

A quick check makes
a better conversation.

You don’t need a perfect result. An honest explanation of what you tried is a useful contribution.

Does this help someone understand or try something?
Have I explained the context and credited my sources?
Have I removed private details and disclosed any promotion?
Am I clear about what is tested, AI-assisted or uncertain?

WHEN SOMETHING NEEDS ATTENTION

Use the tools. Keep the context.

How do I report a post?

Sign in, open the post’s action menu and choose “Report post”. Describe the specific concern. Reports are visible to their author and authorized moderators.

What does blocking do?

Blocking filters signed-in interactions. It does not make public posts private: signed-out visitors and authorized moderators may still see them. Avoid sharing information you need to keep private.

Can I share AI-generated work?

Yes, when you have permission to share the material. Explain how AI helped, check the output and add your own context. Do not present invented facts, results or sources as verified information.

Understand how your data is handled

MAKE IT PRACTICAL

Bring something useful to the conversation.

A question, an experiment, a lesson learned. There’s room to start small.

Join the conversation