Think of hackathons as marathons. While some attend to compete, many participate to improve and enjoy the experience. No matter your reason for joining a hackathon, embrace the hacker ethos: work with others, assist newcomers, and most importantly, have a good time.
Seoul Tech Impact supports for inclusivity. We believe that every single person has the right to learn, code, and network in a safe and welcoming environment.
Harassment can be words or actions that target someone's gender, age, looks, race, beliefs, or background. This includes sharing inappropriate images, threats, stalking, unwanted photos or recordings, causing event disruptions, or any unwanted touch or advances. If someone feels uncomfortable because of what you're doing, it's harassment. If you're asked to stop, do so immediately.
Everyone involved in the event, including sponsors, judges, volunteers, and organizers, must follow the anti-harassment policy. Attendees should avoid using any content that's sexually suggestive, whether in their projects or during the event itself.
Seoul Tech Impact reserves the right to remove any individual who breaks the Code of Conduct or hackathon rules from the event without warning, and to prohibit their attendance at future events.
If something makes you uneasy or seems like it might break the code of conduct, please let us know right away using any of the methods listed. You can choose to stay anonymous when reporting.
