Script Rules
The rules for publishing and commenting in Swiftedge community scripts.
What you can publish
Indicators you wrote yourself in the Script Editor, or improved versions of open-source scripts with credit. Public scripts show up in the library right away after the automatic checks, and a moderator reviews every one afterwards. Scripts that look like an uncredited copy wait for a moderator first.
The description
Write the title and description in English, with five parts: what it does, how it works, how to use it, what is original about it and its limitations.
No claims
No win rates, profit claims, accuracy figures or promises. Describe what the script shows, not what it earns. Buy and sell words should describe the data ("heavy buying"), not tell people what to do.
No promotion
No links, social handles, contact details, prices or offers in the title, description, code or comments.
Credit
If you reuse someone's open-source code, credit them and add something meaningful. "Copy to my scripts" credits the original author automatically. Copies without credit or real changes are kept off the library.
Names
Don't name exchanges or data sources, and write US 500, not S&P 500.
Limits
Up to 3 public scripts per 24 hours and 10 per 30 days. Title and description can be edited for 15 minutes after publishing; after that, publish updates with release notes.
Moderation
A moderator sets each public script to Listed (library and search), Profile only (only on your profile) or Hidden (breaks the rules, with the reason). Breaking the rules can remove your name's right to publish and comment; Depth keeps working as before. Use Report on any script or comment you think breaks the rules.
Licence
Published scripts are open source under the Mozilla Public License 2.0 (MPL-2.0).
Ideas
Ideas follow the same rules: describe what you see on the chart, with no links, no performance claims, no exchange names and no offers. Up to 5 ideas per 24 hours. Ideas are public right away and reviewed by a moderator afterwards.