School-first use
Gamecoder is being rolled out as a school-facing learning platform. Public visitors should treat the product as a classroom and school workflow, not as an open youth publishing network.
Terms
These terms explain how the public site and current Gamecoder rollout should be understood. They are written for school stakeholders, pilot users, and public visitors reviewing the product.
Gamecoder is being rolled out as a school-facing learning platform. Public visitors should treat the product as a classroom and school workflow, not as an open youth publishing network.
Student projects begin private. The current showcase is limited to signed-in students, teachers, and admins with access unless a school chooses broader policy later.
Schools, teachers, and users must not use Gamecoder for harassment, unsafe student exposure, or prohibited content. Published work may be moderated, unlisted, or removed when needed.
The public shell, trust pages, and governance features are still being formalized. School agreements, pilot terms, or additional policies may add more specific requirements over time.
Important Scope Note
Schools may still request additional written agreements, pilot terms, or policy documents. This page exists so the public product shell does not look policy-empty while those layers continue to mature.