Guidelines

Welcome to the Climate Change AI wiki! You’re joining a community working across continents, at the intersection of different fields, on a global problem. The wiki is a place to learn about, share, and distill ideas related to climate change and AI, and we hope that will grow into an accessible and comprehensive resource for the community.

Expectations
Wiki contributors should help cultivate an environment for productive resource development by following these guidelines.

Intellectual Diversity and Humility

 * The wiki facilitates exchange between people with different backgrounds and areas of expertise. Please keep contributions focused on ideas and content relevant to the CCAI mission, and treat others with respect in all interactions. When editing pages, remember that others might not share your jargon, may be unfamiliar with what you think is common knowledge, and may not speak English as a first language. Be professional: don’t make brash claims, do your homework, and avoid making unnecessary demands on others’ time.

Constructive Discussion

 * Contribute content that can support learning, solutions, and progress that could have real world impact. Strive to develop pages that advance the discourse on climate change and AI. To that end, don’t use this forum as a political soapbox, for example, but do try to identify actionable ideas or great work and make them visible to the community.

Scientific Integrity

 * The forum is designed to support open exchange of ideas, and everything will be publicly visible on the web. Don’t misrepresent your or others’ work, provide evidence to support all claims, and be sure to properly attribute ideas if sharing them elsewhere.

Ground Rules
We will enforce the following ground rules. If you see pages or edits that violate these, please flag them for a moderator to review.


 * Be Respectful: Personal attacks have no place on the the wiki or its talk pages. Rude, abusive, or offensive behavior will not be tolerated.
 * Don’t Discriminate: Making broad statements about groups of people and other types of exclusionary behavior will not be accepted.
 * Don’t spam: Any form of advertising will be taken down.
 * No Misinformation: This is no space for conspiracy theories or climate denial, and we consider those distractions from the CCAI mission.
 * No Illegal Activities: Any edits that seem to promote illegal activity will be taken down.
 * Respect Ownership: Do not contribute content that belongs to someone else without their permission, do not publicly share private individuals’ information, and don’t violate intellectual property laws.

Suggestions
These are some useful tips and things to keep in mind to encourage healthy discussion, both here and in general.


 * When in doubt, assume the best (give people the benefit of the doubt).
 * Practice asking good questions: Notice when you don’t understand or are curious about something, and ask about it on the talk pages!
 * Practice giving clear explanations: On the main and the talk pages, be creative and clear – imagine yourself as the reader.

Moderation

 * Moderators have final authority on all decisions about content on the wiki. They are all volunteers, and work hard to apply the community guidelines consistently.
 * Please help foster a positive environment by flagging pages or edits that violate these guidelines. Don’t engage those with problematic behavior – just flag the offending material.
 * Moderators will warn users who engage in behavior violating these guidelines, but failure to heed several warnings will result in the users being blocked from the wiki.
 * You may appeal a moderator decision by posting a request to unblock on your User Talk page. All appeals will be reviewed, but moderators hold no obligation to reply.