Community guidelines generator.

Answer a few questions about your community and get house rules, a self-promotion policy and clear moderation steps you can pin today.

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Your community guidelines

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A starting draft, not legal advice. Edit it to match how you actually moderate, pin it where new members see it, and link to it from your sign-up page.

Rules members can actually follow.

This community guidelines generator writes a code of conduct for customer, developer, professional, paid, hobby and brand communities. Choose who can read the community, your tone, your self-promotion policy and the house rules you need. The draft covers what the community is for, what you ask of members, privacy, how moderation works and how to report a problem.

The "contribute first, then promote" preset comes from 20 years of running CrazyEngineers: members could mention their own work once they were writing useful content, and accounts created only to advertise were banned. Keep the rules short, enforce them the same way for everyone, and praise good contributions in public.

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