Code of Conduct
Glitchathon is all about creativity, chaos, and community—but in a way that stays fun, safe, and welcoming for everyone involved. While the event encourages wild ideas, bizarre interfaces, and out-of-the-box experimentation, all participants are expected to stay respectful and inclusive. By entering Glitchathon, you agree to follow the "Code of Conduct" below at all times
Be
Respectful
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Treat all participants, mentors, and organizers with respect.
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No bullying, harassment, discrimination, or rude behaviour.
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Use appropriate language everywhere.
Keep It Appropriate
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All projects must be school-safe.
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No inappropriate, hateful, violent, or harmful content.
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No shock content or intentionally frightening material.
Stay
Original
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Build your own project.
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Using libraries / tools is fine, but copying full projects is not.
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Credit any external inspirations or assets.
Respect the Event Rules
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Submit your project on time.
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Follow the event theme and guidelines.
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Do not sabotage others, cheat, or break the platform.