Projects that spur discussions that distract from learning about computer programming and coding may also get hidden.Ī project is considered inappropriate if it falls into one or more of the following categories: Offensive Learners who persistently break these rules may also get banned from community activity. If a project or discussion post falls into one of the following disallowed criteria, a Guardian may hide it from the 'hot' list and/or public view entirely. Projects should reflect the strides you’ve made in your coding journey, and beginners are always welcome to flex their creative muscles here! However, there are some basic rules to keep in mind as you do this. The purpose of the 'hot' list is to highlight original projects that create something really cool - like a game, graphic, or interactive simulation - feel free to vote up a project if you’re impressed by its programming, functionality, or code! Project Guidelines You can find that list by clicking 'Browse projects' on the Computer Programming homepage. The 'hot' list is a gallery of projects that have been recently popular with the community, according to votes. Thank you for making our community safe, informative, and appropriate for all coding learners! About the 'Hot' list Please take some time to review the guidelines below as you create your coding masterpieces. Projects that don’t meet the guidelines may be hidden from the 'hot' list or from public view. To keep the community focused on learning to code and creating interesting projects that align with Khan Academy’s mission and community guidelines, the following will help you understand what kind of projects are appropriate here on Khan Academy. We love when people create projects that expand their understanding of computer programming - like drawings and animations, games, scientific visualizations, or entries to contests!

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