1. Post the prompt, not just the result
Share the full text so others can run it. Screenshots of output with no prompt attached will be removed.
2. Say which model and version
Prompts are not portable across models. Name the one you tested on and roughly when.
3. Show a failure case
The input where it breaks is worth more than three where it works. Include one if you know it.
4. Credit your sources
If you adapted someone else's prompt, link the original. Wholesale reposting without credit is removed.
5. Stay on topic
Posts should relate to prompt engineering. Off-topic posts get moved, not deleted — there's probably a better room for it.
6. Be respectful
No harassment or spam. Self-promotion is fine if it's genuinely useful and you disclose the connection.