Rules
Komok rules
A practical ruleset for posts, master classes, comments, and visual content.
1. Publishing format
- A master class should explain the process step by step.
- A regular post can be an idea, roundup, question, or personal experience.
- Titles should be clear, searchable, and not clickbait.
2. Tags and rubrics
- Choose the rubric by the main topic of the publication.
- Tags help filtering and SEO, but should not repeat the whole title.
- Use the “Master class” tag only for full processes or instructions.
3. New users and moderation
- Your first 3 publications go through moderation.
- Your first 5 comments also go through moderation.
- After a good start, your content will appear faster.
4. Comments and reactions
- Comments should help: clarify, thank, or add value instead of creating noise.
- If you used a master class, share the result or a practical review.
- Reactions are for signaling usefulness, not escalating conflict.
5. Photos, files, and formatting
- Photos should be relevant and good enough to reproduce the process.
- Do not upload redundant duplicates or bury key information in filler text.
- Links to sources, videos, and follow-up materials are welcome.