Space Python's community is a place to learn Python together. These rules keep it friendly and useful for everyone.

1. Be kind. Comment on the code, not the person. No insults, harassment, hate or discrimination.
2. Stay on topic. Python, programming and learning on Space Python. Off-topic chat goes in the Off-topic category.
3. Ask clearly. Say what you tried, what happened and what you expected. Paste code as text in a Python block, with the full error message.
4. Keep it safe. Never post passwords, API keys, tokens or personal data — yours or anyone else's.
5. No spam. No ads, referral links or repeated posts.
6. Help, don't spoil. In public threads, give hints for challenges rather than complete solutions. Credit code you didn't write.
7. No harmful code. Nothing meant to damage computers, steal data or break other websites' rules.
8. Your nickname follows the rules too. No offensive or misleading nicknames, and no pretending to be the Space Python team.
9. Moderation. The team may edit, hide, lock or remove posts, and give a cooldown of 1–7 days or a ban. Serious or repeated breaks of the rules lead to a ban.
10. Votes are for content. Vote on how helpful a post is, not on who wrote it.

Members-only threads follow the same rules. You must be at least 16 to use the community.