Golang Insiders

Rules of the community

1. Be kind and respectful.

   Assume good intentions. Remember we were all beginners once.

2. Keep Tweets on topic.

   We mostly like talking about Go and uses of it, but discussions on the drawbacks and benefits of other languages are welcome if done respectfully.

3. Explore and share.

   Share blogs or tweets from elsewhere. Please try and include a small snippet in your own words about why you think the tweet/post is useful.

4. Keep posts high quality

   Please try and add something to the conversation. Please don’t quote other tweets in the community or from around Twitter and write “This⬇️”.