Community
Blog Guidelines
We believe the network is enhanced by collaboration and communication across the individuals building and using Stellar. The Stellar Community blog is intended to be a place for everyone to share insights, tips, and updates about everything related to Stellar.
The “Do”s
- Articles should be in English (unless specifically intended for a niche demographic). Our editorial team will help with proper localization and grammar, but please do your best to make your piece readable.
- Articles should be focused on education and innovation. Original, fresh content is highly encouraged. Good articles will frame a problem and provide a solution, or give a clear breakdown of complex concepts and insights.
- Articles should focus on technology, community, ecosystem, or philosophy surrounding Stellar. While it’s okay to talk about your/a project, your article should provide value outside of base descriptions.
- Images are valuable! Authors are highly encouraged to provide relevant images within their articles. Examples of these images include: screenshots, gifs, event photos, etc. Please do not just pull images from Google. Be sure to properly attribute images you include that you have no created.
- Articles should include links to sources. If your article is heavily research-driven or reliant on other works, it’s especially important to include attribution.
- Articles should be around at least 600 words.
The “Do Not”s
- Do not submit articles that point to ongoing asset sales, ICOs, referral programs, or affiliate links.
- Do not submit speculative articles, price or price prediction articles, or “why X should buy Y” articles.
- Do not submit announcements of announcements, short update blogs, or substanceless marketing hype pieces.
- Do not submit articles attacking others. Please adhere to the SDF Code of Conduct.
- Do not submit other people’s work.
Submission Instructions
- Reach out to [email protected] with subject line “Stellar Community Blog Submission”.
- Send a link to your Medium draft or Google Docs draft. You will need to have a Medium account for publication. Please make sure to send your Medium username as well if you are sending a Google Doc.
- We will review the draft and a) send notes with revisions or suggested edits and b) let you know the draft has been approved.
- Once approved, we will invite you to be a writer of the Stellar Community publication on Medium.
- Once you’ve accepted the writer invitation, submit the draft to the “Stellar Community Blog” publication.
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