Like any community, Portflow labs has certain standards. When members join our community, they agree to abide by these guidelines:
1. After gaining access to Portflow we ask you to edit your profile with at least the following information:
- Your first name
- Role (i.e. student, teacher)
- The organization you are part of
- It would be nice if you could upload a picture of yourself as well but we leave that up to you!
2. We ask you to reserve at least 1or 2 hours each month to engage to keep the community active.
3. You will have open access to the following channels and are free to engage these. Below we’ll describe what each channel is intended for:
- General: For any general announcements and events happening in the Portflow community. Planned user feedback sessions will also be communicated here.
- Questions: For any questions about product updates and the Portflow roadmap. Please note this channel is not intended for any support related questions.
- User feedback: For any feedback you have regarding Portflow as is. For example any feedback you have regarding an existing feature or how the UI (User Interface) looks/behaves.
- epic-[epic name]: An ‘epic’ refers to a set of features or ideas to realize a concept. For example; ‘Progress reviews’. ‘epic’ channels are dedicated to specific topics.
4. Portflow labs has a community lead who manages the Portflow labs community. If you have any questions about Portflow labs, have ideas for new topics or feedback to improve Portflow labs; feel free to send the community lead a direct message.
5. What are you not allowed to do:
- Comments about pricing
- Spam or posting disruptive content
- Don’t post content that invades others’ privacy (i.e. mail address, phone number) and be mindful with your own personal information.
- Don’t post content if its main purpose is to promote a company, organization or product.
- Impersonate someone or an organization
- Discussing Portflow labs content outside the community with people who are not Portflow labs insiders.
