Community Guidelines
Aug. 28th, 2024 08:05 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
kalloway posting in ![[community profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/community.png){kind=small}
smallwebSince the community has grown exponentially over the last few days, I feel it appropriate to put three quick guidelines down in text. I will add them to the sticky post at the top of the community momentarily.
1. Don't be a jerk. This should be self-explanatory. If someone is being a jerk in the comments, kindly let me know.
2. Please only offer appropriate advice. The community is open to everyone regardless of experience or skill level. (e.g. a post about HTML on Neocities. Yes: Here are some simple HTML resources! No: You'd be better off running your own server in your basement and also moving to geminispace.)
3. Label your links and note the contents. This applies both to resources and your own projects. This does not need to be a long list; please just let people know what they're clicking on, especially if there is explicit/18+ content.
These are not retroactive, don't worry. (I'd like to think nobody has been jerks though.)
1. Don't be a jerk. This should be self-explanatory. If someone is being a jerk in the comments, kindly let me know.
2. Please only offer appropriate advice. The community is open to everyone regardless of experience or skill level. (e.g. a post about HTML on Neocities. Yes: Here are some simple HTML resources! No: You'd be better off running your own server in your basement and also moving to geminispace.)
3. Label your links and note the contents. This applies both to resources and your own projects. This does not need to be a long list; please just let people know what they're clicking on, especially if there is explicit/18+ content.
These are not retroactive, don't worry. (I'd like to think nobody has been jerks though.)
