FrontierHacks / Community

Build with care.

Curiosity works best in a space where people feel welcome, respected, and safe to try.

These expectations apply to participants, organizers, mentors, sponsors, and guests in FrontierHacks event spaces and online community channels.

Make room for people

• Treat people respectfully across backgrounds, identities, skill levels, and experience.
• Offer constructive feedback. Disagree with ideas without attacking the person.
• Ask before photographing, recording, sharing someone’s work, or posting their personal information.
• Respect someone’s request to stop a conversation or interaction.

Keep the space safe

Harassment, discrimination, threats, sexual harassment, stalking, doxxing, and intimidation are not welcome. Do not post spam, scams, malicious files, or abusive content. Follow staff instructions and the venue’s safety rules.

Build responsibly

Respect the privacy and security of others. Use data, code, and creative work you have permission to use, credit contributions, and describe what your project does honestly. Do not test attacks on people, services, or devices without explicit authorization.

Ask for help

If you experience or witness a problem, contact an event organizer privately or email kamarthapusri@gmail.com. Share only the details you are comfortable sharing. Avoid posting sensitive reports in public channels.

Organizers may remove content, ask someone to stop, restrict participation, or remove someone from the event or server when needed to protect the community. Reports are handled with care and shared only with people who need the information to respond.

If someone is in immediate danger, contact local emergency services or venue staff. This email address is not an emergency service.

Event details

Final participation requirements, team rules, judging criteria, and the schedule will be shared on the Luma event page (opens in a new tab) as plans are confirmed.