Python Telegram Network Rules

10 GROUP RULES:

They apply to all groups in the network, unless exceptions are explicitly stated.

1️⃣ Speak English only.
• Send !ol to get groups in other languages.
2️⃣ Be civil, respect each other. No racism/discrimination, no arguing, and don't give bad advice (e.g.: to use W3Schools or ChatGPT ).
3️⃣ The groups are tidy, and focused on their topic. This means:
• No: flood, SPAM, bot abuse, useless emojis, nonsense messages, no faulty user-bots
• Don't send useless messages like "Hi"/"Hello", "How are you ?", "Where are you from?", "I'm new here" and similar neither useless emojis.
• No necro-posting (replying to old messages) nor cross-posting (sending the same in multiple groups)
• No exams/homework/interviews/assignments request cheats/solutions, AKA Spoon-feeding
• No names that hinder chat readability
• Don't discuss warns/bans in any group other than the Meta one
• Don't copy/paste answers from ChatGPT or similar AI, neither suggest to use them
4️⃣ Media: No NSFW, No flashing, epilepsy-inducing animations, no photos/videos of screen taken with your phone camera.
5️⃣ Code sharing: Be considerate. This means:
• Try to use markdown formatting.
• For many lines (5-10+) of code, use a pasting service: dpaste.org, hastebin.com.
• Don't ever attach photos or videos of your screen taken with your phone camera.
6️⃣ Links: Be transparent, and don't anger the bot.
• Don't post a link with no context - that's spam.
• No referral/shortened links.
• No sending group forwards/links and obviously don't ask for them.
• Asking to be sent groups privately is only allowed in @PythonOfftopic.
7️⃣ Ads are not allowed, don't post advertisements/promotions (even worse if it's your own blog-posts). But sharing open-source projects is OK if you ask for permission to post GitHub (or similar) repos in meta group.
8️⃣ No illegal activity. This also means no piracy, no requesting/offering hacking.
9️⃣ Private messages: Be transparent, and respect people's inboxes.
• Do not request PMs or tag people for no clear reason - that's spam.
• Do not send PMs without the recipient's consent; ask the person in the group first.
• This group is not to look up for teachers/instructors/mentors, if you have questions ask in the group, not in DM
🔟 Job-related posts are only allowed in @PythonOfftopic. Job offers must include a skillset/techstack, brief job description, contact information, and must disclose a pay figure.

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10 GROUP RULES:

They apply to all groups in the network, unless exceptions are explicitly stated.

1️⃣ Speak English only.
• Send !ol to get groups in other languages.
2️⃣ Be civil, respect each other. No racism/discrimination, no arguing, and don't give bad advice (e.g.: to use W3Schools or ChatGPT ).
3️⃣ The groups are tidy, and focused on their topic. This means:
• No: flood, SPAM, bot abuse, useless emojis, nonsense messages, no faulty user-bots
• Don't send useless messages like "Hi"/"Hello", "How are you ?", "Where are you from?", "I'm new here" and similar neither useless emojis.
• No necro-posting (replying to old messages) nor cross-posting (sending the same in multiple groups)
• No exams/homework/interviews/assignments request cheats/solutions, AKA Spoon-feeding
• No names that hinder chat readability
• Don't discuss warns/bans in any group other than the Meta one
• Don't copy/paste answers from ChatGPT or similar AI, neither suggest to use them
4️⃣ Media: No NSFW, No flashing, epilepsy-inducing animations, no photos/videos of screen taken with your phone camera.
5️⃣ Code sharing: Be considerate. This means:
• Try to use markdown formatting.
• For many lines (5-10+) of code, use a pasting service: dpaste.org, hastebin.com.
• Don't ever attach photos or videos of your screen taken with your phone camera.
6️⃣ Links: Be transparent, and don't anger the bot.
• Don't post a link with no context - that's spam.
• No referral/shortened links.
• No sending group forwards/links and obviously don't ask for them.
• Asking to be sent groups privately is only allowed in @PythonOfftopic.
7️⃣ Ads are not allowed, don't post advertisements/promotions (even worse if it's your own blog-posts). But sharing open-source projects is OK if you ask for permission to post GitHub (or similar) repos in meta group.
8️⃣ No illegal activity. This also means no piracy, no requesting/offering hacking.
9️⃣ Private messages: Be transparent, and respect people's inboxes.
• Do not request PMs or tag people for no clear reason - that's spam.
• Do not send PMs without the recipient's consent; ask the person in the group first.
• This group is not to look up for teachers/instructors/mentors, if you have questions ask in the group, not in DM
🔟 Job-related posts are only allowed in @PythonOfftopic. Job offers must include a skillset/techstack, brief job description, contact information, and must disclose a pay figure.

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