Coding Guidelines

Theme song: The Rhythm Divine

Project ideas should be written up with a title, description, implementation, and suggestions for use. The first two are mandatory. If you're not sure how to implement an idea, start a project.

Titles should be of the kind that you might engrave on an ink stamp. The initial word "PROJECT" is already implied in the title and shouldn't be included. So no project names like "PROJECT SEED BOMB", just "SEED BOMB". Avoid names on which you can't deliver like "GLOBAL LIBERATION" or "TANTRIC MASTER".

Project description should be abstract prose written to give a quick idea of the concept and enticed the reader into the happy places the reader will be led if they follow the guidelines.

Implementation can include electronic schematics, gifs of drawings for how to implement your remote spray-paint device, assembly code, DTMF tone lists, etc.

Suggestions section is for maximizing the utility to other friends of the cause (in Spanish: revolución). Video taping, contacting the press, "customer" and location strategies, and things to do after project finish.

Minimize heavy use of "creative" fonts and superfluous pictures. Projects never use the word "I". Because there isn't an "i" in T.E.A.M.: To Exemplify All Mischief.