STEMCraft rules
STEMCraft is a shared creative space connected to STEMMechanics workshops and programs. These expectations help keep it calm, welcoming and useful for young makers.
The goal is not competition or rankings. The goal is to experiment, create, learn from others, play fairly and treat shared spaces with care.
A few simple habits help everyone keep building, learning and sharing ideas respectfully. Rule breaking is taken seriously, and restrictions or bans may be used when needed. A ban might last a few hours, several days, or permanently for serious or repeated behaviour.
Use friendly language, include others where you can, and remember there is a real person behind every build.
Create things you would be happy to show at a STEMMechanics workshop. Keep shared areas tidy and safe for others to explore.
Share ideas, explain how you solved problems, and give other makers room to try things for themselves.
Do not edit, move or remove someone else's work unless they have said it is okay.
Do not use cheats, bots, x-ray packs, hacked clients, automation or mods that give you an unfair advantage.
Survival is game-on. Mobs, hazards and other players may put you or your items at risk, so plan, protect your gear and play responsibly.
Keep chat, signs and builds suitable for young participants, families, schools and libraries.
Do not share addresses, phone numbers, school details, passwords or private contact information.
If a moderator or STEMMechanics facilitator gives an instruction, follow it and ask questions politely if you need clarification.
Experiment, test ideas, learn from mistakes and enjoy building something you are proud of.
Pause, ask for help, and contact STEMMechanics if a participant needs support. We want everyone to keep learning and creating respectfully.