Terms of Use
Welcome to the Q Community! Here you'll find a buzzing community of Test Automation Enthusiasts from around the world with one common mission: Making Test Automation simpler, more reliable, and sustainable.
The Community is made up of ACCELQ customers, partners, employees, and enthusiasts. It serves as your go-to destination for discussions around the testing industry, ACCELQ products, thought leadership, and professional and business development. The Community is a place where you can connect with others, grow your knowledge and career, share your professional expertise, and build your influence.
We strive to ensure that the Q Community embodies our values and is a space where all members are respected. The following house rules establish the grounds for Community use. Please make sure you've read the terms that apply to your use.
Q Community House Rules
1. Be respectful.
The Community is a place where you can ask questions and seek out the knowledge of your peers. This is a shared space of connection and learning. So please be polite and considerate in your interactions with other members. All people are welcome to use the Community. However, personal insults, threats of violence, and/or harassment have no place in the Community and will result in revoked Community membership.
2. Be relevant.
There's a lot of conversation happening in the Community. Keep your comments constructive and relevant to the topic. If you have a new question, start a new thread rather than interrupting a conversation.
3. Share the love.
Like we say in our Culture Code, "power is gained by sharing knowledge, not hoarding it." So help make the Q-Community a more prosperous place by sharing your expertise. Start a thread, post a comment, get involved.
4. Be responsible.
You are solely responsible for your interactions with other community members. Please practice common sense and use good judgment when posting and/or interacting with others. Do not post anything that would violate any contractual agreements (copyright, trade secret, or otherwise) or nondisclosure agreements to which you are a party.
5. Protect everyone's privacy.
Don't share anything about yourself, your business, or another community member that you/they would not want to be made publicly available. Likewise, do not post personal information you receive in private messages or other one-to-one communications on the Community without the other party's consent.
6. Keep in mind, this is user-generated content..
The Q Community is full of user-generated content with plenty of good advice, instruction, and insight. ACCELQ is not responsible for the content generated by other users. Please apply the same good judgment about 3rd party content on the Community that you would use to information anywhere on the Internet.
7. Confidentiality and Exclusive Content
Within the Q Community, we prioritize the confidentiality of shared information. All discussions, resources, and content are exclusive to our community members. This means that any information exchanged within the community must remain within its confines and not be shared or distributed outside of it. By joining our community, you agree to uphold this commitment to confidentiality and respect the exclusivity of the content shared here.
By engaging on, and contributing to, the Q Community, you agree to follow these rules.
Flagging inappropriate content for review
If you recognize any violation of these guidelines or our Community Terms of Use, please notify us within the Community by choosing "Report Post" from the relevant options menu and let us know why you feel the content is inappropriate. In addition, if you have any questions about our guidelines, terms, or policies, let us know via community@accelq.com.
About
Q Community aims to build and serve a community of Test Automation enthusiasts with a primary objective to find and nurture ways to transform test automation to be simpler, more reliable, and sustainable for the real world. Our vision is to drive community initiatives to make Automation easily accessible to the project teams and eliminate traditional skill-based silos within organizations. Keeping in line with the latest trends in the technology space, No-Code is explored as one of the primary means to achieve this objective.