The Skillshare community is first and foremost, educational and centered around skill-building. Skillshare defines our spirit as educational, instructional, engaging and demonstrative. The goal of our community is knowledge expansion, and we get there by guiding our users to flex their creative and analytical muscles, engage in genuine interactions with the community and have a safe space to share their work.
Skillshare open source projects follow the spirit and guidelines of our teacher and student community. Our teachers and students – the community – are the pulse of Skillshare. These guidelines are here to help you understand what it means to be a member of Skillshare and a contributor to our open source projects, whether you're interacting with each other or members of our team. Failure to abide by these guidelines may result in strikes recorded to your Skillshare account, removal or rejection of content (including comments, commits, code, wiki edits, issues, and other contributions), a ban against all future contributions, or Skillshare account deletion.
See the Skillshare Help Center for our full Community Guidelines.
Any violations to our Community Guidelines can be reported here: Reporting a Violation.