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Last updated September 19, 2026
StackPack community rules and member agreement.
These rules define how StackPack members participate in Discord and related community spaces. The short version is simple: be useful, protect people's privacy, do not scrape or solicit members, and keep promotion inside the proper channels.
Age
18+ community
StackPack is for adults discussing business, automation, AI, systems, and professional work.
Paid access
Priority support for paid members
Paid members get priority support, hands-on help, and StackPack Skool resources. Free members get public community access.
The rules
The 15 rules members accept.
Accepting these is part of joining. The expanded version below explains what each one means in practice.
Follow Discord's Terms and Community Guidelines.
You must follow Discord's platform rules, applicable laws, and StackPack's server rules.
Be useful, respectful, and direct.
Debate ideas, not people. No harassment, threats, hate speech, slurs, dogpiling, intimidation, or personal attacks.
No spam, flooding, or low-effort noise.
Do not flood channels, mass ping, repeat messages, post engagement bait, or derail active technical discussions.
No unsolicited promotion.
Do not advertise services, communities, products, affiliate links, job posts, paid offers, or social links unless the channel explicitly allows it. Disclose paid relationships when posting in promo-allowed channels.
No unsolicited DMs.
Do not DM members for sales, recruiting, scraping, partnerships, hiring, support, or promotions unless they clearly invited it. Use #collabs for collaboration requests.
Keep channels on topic.
Use the correct channel for your post. The channel guide below defines where each type of conversation belongs.
Give constructive feedback.
Be specific, actionable, and honest. Do not mock beginners, dunk on unfinished work, or turn feedback threads into arguments.
No illegal, harmful, or abusive technical content.
Do not share malware, phishing, credential theft, exploit execution, unauthorized scraping, DDoS, IP grabbing, bypasses, or instructions that enable abuse.
No piracy, cracks, leaked assets, or license evasion.
Do not request, share, or justify pirated software, stolen code, leaked paid content, cracked tools, or unauthorized proprietary assets.
Protect privacy. No scraping.
Do not post private conversations, customer data, credentials, API keys, personal information, or sensitive screenshots. Do not scrape member lists, export channels, or build contact databases from this server.
Respect ownership and attribution.
Do not present another person's code, prompts, designs, documents, datasets, or strategy as your own. Credit sources when relevant.
No impersonation or misleading identity.
Do not impersonate StackPack staff, partners, bots, customers, companies, or other members. One account per person. Alt accounts are treated as ban evasion.
Do not abuse bots, agents, or automations.
Do not break, spam-test, prompt-inject, exploit, overload, or bypass StackPack bots, agents, workflows, permissions, or moderation systems. Do not run unauthorized bots or webhooks in this server.
No NSFW content.
No sexually explicit, graphic, gory, or disturbing content anywhere in this server.
Expanded policy
What participation means.
By joining or participating in StackPack, members agree to Discord's rules, StackPack's rules, and any channel-specific, event-specific, or paid-member rules posted inside the community.
Access
StackPack may approve, deny, restrict, suspend, or remove access to protect the community, members, partners, systems, intellectual property, or operational integrity.
Paid vs free members
Paid members get priority support, hands-on help, and access to resources inside StackPack Skool. Free members get community access and public channels in Discord. Paid access ends when the membership ends.
Promotions
Self-promotion is only allowed where explicitly permitted, such as #collabs and #showcase. Cold pitches, repeated promotional posting, affiliate spam, lead scraping, and recruitment spam are not allowed.
Technical safety
StackPack is a build-focused community, but technical discussion must stay responsible. Do not share or request malware, phishing, exploit execution, account compromise, evasion tactics, or instructions designed to harm systems or people.
Confidentiality
Do not share private member posts, private discussions, customer information, credentials, API keys, business-sensitive screenshots, unpublished workflows, private repos, paid materials, or information that was not clearly intended for public distribution.
Intellectual property
Members retain ownership of their own work unless separately agreed. Posting inside StackPack does not give other members permission to copy, resell, repackage, or claim ownership of that work.
AI, agents, and automation
AI-assisted work is allowed, but members remain responsible for what they post. Do not use bots, scripts, agents, or automations to scrape members, spam channels, bypass permissions, manipulate engagement, attack workflows, or test server defenses without written permission.
Advice and outcomes
Community input is educational and collaborative. StackPack is not liable for outcomes resulting from advice, code, tools, or strategies discussed in the server. Members are responsible for testing and validating anything they use.
Channel guide
Where things belong.
These channel definitions keep promotion, support, feedback, and collaboration in the right places.
| Channel | What it is for |
|---|---|
| #announcements | News and changes. A forum, so each announcement is its own post. |
| #welcome | Who has joined, and when. |
| #general | Talk that does not fit anywhere else. |
| #introductions | Say hello, what you are building, and what you need. A forum. |
| #wins | What you shipped, big or small. A forum. |
| #showcase | A project, a tool or a result, one post each. A forum. |
| #help | Ask for help and share what you have already tried. A forum. |
| #collabs | Find someone to build with. A forum. |
| #resources | Tools, links and templates worth keeping. |
| #ads | Ad accounts, campaigns and creative. A forum. |
| #music-ai | Music and AI experiments. |
| #claude-code, #github-repos, #ai-tools, #member-repos, #security-tools | The tools rooms. |
| #facebookads, #seo, #dev, #ai-ads | The department rooms. |
Moderation
Enforcement is progressive unless the violation is severe.
Moderators may remove content, restrict channels, revoke roles, or skip steps for severe violations such as threats, doxxing, malware, illegal content, or ban evasion.
Escalation ladder
- Verbal warning
- Formal warning, logged by staff
- Temporary mute
- Kick
- Temporary ban
- Permanent ban
Appeals
Members can appeal moderation decisions through the designated mod contact or appeal channel. Appeals should be concise and factual, with the relevant message, channel, date, and reason the decision should be reviewed.
Joining Discord
What to expect when you join.
Keep it small and clear. You arrive through the invite, answer two short questions, and a person on the team lets you in. Then you are free to read and post.
Open the invite.
If you are not signed in to Discord, it will ask you to log in or create an account first.
Answer two questions.
Discord asks why you want to join, and who invited you. Short answers are fine.
Wait for a person to let you in.
Somebody on the team reads every request. Until they approve it you are not inside the server.
Accept the rules.
Once you are in, accept the 15 rules above so the community knows what everyone agreed to.
Say hello in #introductions.
One short post: who you are, what you are building, what you need. That is how the room gets to know you.
Post in the right place.
Help goes in #help, projects go in #showcase, and anything you want to build with someone goes in #collabs.
Keep DMs opt-in.
Do not message members for sales, recruiting or promotion unless they invited it. Start in a public channel.
Sources
Where these rules come from.
StackPack sits on Discord, and every rule here follows Discord's own terms and guidelines.