(Below you can find the code of conduct for lablab.ai. Please make sure you read it)

Welcome to the Lablab.ai Mentor Rule Book! As a Lablab.ai Mentor, you play a crucial role in guiding and supporting participants during our hackathons. This rule book outlines the responsibilities and guidelines for each type of mentor, including Business Mentors, Technical Mentors, and Judge Mentors.

At Lablab.ai, we believe in fostering a collaborative and inclusive environment that promotes innovation and learning. As a mentor, you have the opportunity to make a significant impact on participants' journeys as they develop innovative solutions and business ideas.

Please read through this rule book carefully to understand your role and responsibilities as a Lablab.ai Mentor. By adhering to these guidelines, you contribute to creating a fair, supportive, and enriching experience for all participants.

Outline

1. General Guidelines for All Mentors
2. Eligibility for Hackathon Participation
3. Business Mentor Responsibilities
4. Technical Mentor Responsibilities
5. Judge Mentor Responsibilities
6. Additional Mentor Guidelines
7. Disqualification and Conflict of Interest

1. General Guidelines for All Mentors:

• Mentors should uphold the values of Lablab.ai and act professionally, respectfully, and ethically at all times.
• Mentors must not engage in any unfair practices, including biased judging or favoritism.
• Mentors should familiarize themselves with the specific roles and responsibilities of their mentor type.

2. Eligibility for Hackathon Participation:

• Mentors can participate in a hackathon, but they cannot be a mentor in the same hackathon they are participating in.
• Participating mentors will not have platform access privileges during the hackathon, but they can still provide community help to other mentors.