Make things. Tell the truth.
A workshop is only as good as the people and the trust inside it.
Effective September 11, 2026Bring genuine building intent
Ideas, experiments, prototypes, and unfinished projects are welcome. Explain the problem, what exists today, and what you intend to build next. You do not need a company, a polished pitch, or a finished product.
Show the work honestly
Label concepts, prototypes, manual updates, and demo activity clearly. Do not fabricate releases, commits, supporters, transactions, partnerships, customers, endorsements, or provider verification. Only claim features and trust signals you can substantiate.
Keep support accurate
Report the actual number of credits sent or pledged. Confirm receipt only after receiving support. Do not create fake records, coordinate misleading funding activity, or promise equity, revenue, ownership, or financial returns.
Protect people and their secrets
Never paste, upload, solicit, or publish AI-provider gift claim links, passwords, session tokens, payment details, or stolen data. Use a disclosed delivery email only for its intended gift. Do not harass, impersonate, dox, or exploit other people.
Build within the law and respect rights
Do not post scams, illegal products, malware, credential-theft tools, deceptive schemes, or content that abuses intellectual property. You must have the rights to publish the code, media, and material you share.
Fail honestly
A project that fails is not automatically fraudulent. Keep people informed, mark projects paused or archived when appropriate, and explain material changes. There are no shame mechanics for unsuccessful builders.
Help maintain the workshop
Report spam, misleading content, impersonation, rights violations, suspected fraud, or abandoned projects using the project report control. Administrators review context and may hide projects, suspend users, or restore content after review. Paying for a future Pro plan will never buy trust or immunity from moderation.
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