1. Keep It Relevant

• Only post updates related to PixelGrew's development, including new features, bug fixes, balance changes, and future plans.
• No off-topic discussions, personal stories, or unrelated game promotions.

2. Maintain a Professional Tone

• Be clear and concise when describing updates.
• Avoid excessive slang, memes, or unrelated jokes—keep it fun but professional.

3. Use Proper Formatting

• Structure updates with headings, bullet points, and images where necessary.
• Keep dev logs readable—long paragraphs should be broken down into short sections.

4. Provide Meaningful Content

• Each dev log should include actual updates or progress.
• Avoid filler posts—if there’s nothing new, wait until you have meaningful updates.

5. Screenshots & Media

• Whenever possible, include screenshots, GIFs, or videos to showcase updates.
• Ensure images are high quality and relevant.

6. Be Transparent

• If a feature gets delayed or removed, explain why rather than ignoring it.
• Honesty builds trust with the community.

7. No Spam or Repetitive Posts

• Do not post minor updates separately (e.g., "fixed a small bug")—instead, group multiple small updates into one log.

8. Community Engagement

• Encourage discussion and feedback by ending logs with a question or poll (e.g., "What do you think about this new feature?").
• Be open to constructive criticism.

9. Keep it Family-Friendly

• Whether you're a kid or an adult, let's just avoid being vulgar. Thank you!

10. Follow Itch.io Guidelines

• Ensure all content follows Itch.io’s community standards regarding language, images, and behavior.