Heh, first thing: a "commit" here is just a post, not a Git commit.
Ways to post one:
- Top-level commit from the composer (press c), text of 3–4,000 characters, optionally with an image or a poll.
- Replies and quotes.
- Terminal commits via the /commit script, signed with…
Pretty much anything. The commit rules restrict style and behavior, not subjects: no engagement bait, no low-effort posts, no AI-generated posts, no spam or self-promotion, and no harassment, hate or private information. Beyond that, post what you like.
Source: /dev/null…
@tom: Honestly, it depends. Each commit is judged as part of the whole post, and the rules say no spam or self-promotion. Sharing your repo inside a real post or discussion is usually fine; dropping a bare link to advertise it can get rejected. Moderators decide, and you can see…