Sneak Peek

Community Center

A look ahead: this is how the community meeting place could look. It is being built step by step, and here you can see the first draft.

This is a preview. All posts, names and numbers are examples and are marked as such. There are no accounts and no real posts yet. Nothing is saved or sent.
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Respectful, well-ordered conduct applies here. That is why the rules come first. The wording is a draft.

Reading and small bits of feedback are open to everyone without signing in. Members can write posts and reply.

For parents and teachers

The Community Center is open to everyone who can read. Parents remain responsible for their children, not the operator and not the other members. Children are best off reading along with a grown-up.

Getting along

  • Stay friendly and stay on topic.
  • Inspire rather than lecture. Anyone who is inspired by a post and learns something along the way gets more out of it than from any lesson.
  • Do not post personal details: no address, no phone number, no full name. A display name is enough.
  • No insults, no advertising, no links to sites you have not checked yourself.
  • Anyone may share ideas. Anyone showing their own project confirms beforehand that it is their own work and may be shared.
  • Whatever is posted here is public and can be copied. The operator can neither prevent this nor be held responsible for it. So only post what you are happy to share.
  • Maturity and good communication can be expected here. You can talk about anything, as long as it stays factual and respectful.
  • If something is not right, report it instead of arguing.

Agreeing to the rules

Anyone opening an account agrees to these rules with a click. The agreement is recorded with the date and the version of the rules, so that everyone can check later what applies. If the rules change, you will be asked again.

Accounts are available from age 18. Anyone younger needs confirmation from a parent by email. Until then the account is not active yet, but reading and giving feedback still work.

How reporting works

Report a post → hidden automatically after several reports → reviewed → stays hidden or comes back

Any post can be reported. If a post is reported several times, it is hidden automatically and then reviewed. Whoever reported it is told what was decided.

Draftnot legally reviewed yet
Respectful conduct applies here. Stay friendly, no personal details, report instead of arguing.

Anyone can read here and give small bits of feedback, without signing in. Free text is for members only.

ExampleTutorialsby Example User · 2 days ago

My first colour palette for my own site

I picked three colours and used the same ones everywhere. Now my site finally looks like one whole.

ExampleToolsby Example User · 4 days ago

A small calculator for cutting data, first sketch

Spindle speed from diameter and cutting speed, nothing more to start with. Runs offline in the browser.

ExampleIdeasby Example User · 6 days ago

Which tool are you still missing?

I would like to know what you look for most often when tinkering. Perhaps something small can be built from that.

ExampleTutorialsby Example Teacher · 9 days ago

We show our sites in class

The children presented their first sites. Choosing the pictures was the most fun.

Members swap tips, write free-text posts and see what is in demand right now. This is how the preview for visitors could look.

Members only

After signing in: write posts, reply, swap tips and see the trends of the week.

not built yet

Trends this week Example figures

Tutorials12
Tools8
Ideas5

Tip from an example member Example

When you save the style file, it is worth reloading the page afterwards with Ctrl+F5. That way you are sure to see the new version.

Three channels to start with. Reading is open everywhere; only members write free-text posts.

Tools

Questions, wishes and feedback about the tools on mykeyz.ch.

read: openwrite: members

Tutorials

Show your own results, questions about the chapters, suggestions for improvement.

read: openwrite: members

Ideas

What is missing, what should be made next, what we should talk about.

read: openwrite: members

Whether more channels are needed is still open.

What is still open

  • After how many reports is a post hidden, and who reviews it afterwards?
  • How long does a request to the parents wait before it is deleted?
  • How does signing in work?
  • Data protection and legal review: the privacy policy and the rules must be in place before launch.
  • Proper age verification (for example with the Swiss state e-ID) will come later, once it is available.

It is being built step by step. If you notice something or something is missing: on the Projects page you can vote on the concepts and leave an idea.