Rocklab Code of Conduct

Welcome to Rocklab! By becoming a Rocklab member, accessing Rocklab platforms (such as Rocklab One), spaces, or participating in Rocklab activities or opportunities, you agree to respect the values that make Rocklab a creative, supportive, and inclusive hub for all.

Please read and accept the following simple rules. If you're part of a band or a collective, make sure all members are aware and respect this agreement.

Repeated or serious misconduct may result in the termination of your membership and the revocation of your access to Rocklab platforms, spaces, and opportunities.

Respect the Community

1. 1.Be kind and respectful to everyone: members, staff, artists and guests. Discrimination, harassment and other offensive behaviour, whether in person or online, won't be tolerated. This includes any sexist, racist, homophobic, transphobic, xenophobic, or bullying behaviour.

Respect the Space

1. 2.Treat all Rocklab spaces, furniture, instruments, and equipment with care.
2. 3.Return all borrowed gear in the condition you received it. If something is damaged, lost, or not working, let us know immediately.
3. 4.Sort your waste, use the correct bins, and keep all areas clean, including entrances and outdoor spaces. No cigarette butts left behind.

Respect the Boundaries

1. 5.Stay within the public and permitted areas of Rocklab. Technical or staff-only zones are off limits.
2. 6.Access to concert halls is only permitted with a valid ticket or agreement.
3. 7.Use Rocklab as your creative hub and to connect with others. Do not use Rocklab as a place to live or as an official mailing address.

Be Responsible

1. 8.If you notice an incident or accident at Rocklab or the surrounding areas, inform our staff immediately.
2. 9.Look out for one another.

Use Rocklab Purposefully

1. 10.Use Rocklab resources in line with your artistic or professional development. Do not use your membership to resell services or carry out activities unrelated to Rocklab's mission.

How We Enforce This

Posts you submit to the community board are screened before publication by an automated content-safety check (Anthropic Claude API, operated under Zero Data Retention). Posts that pass go live automatically. Posts that the system flags are reviewed by a Rocklab administrator before any decision is taken.

If your post is rejected, you will be notified with the category of reason and you can edit and resubmit it. You can also contest any moderation decision by writing to rocklab@rockhal.lu. The full procedure (including the Digital Services Act safeguards) is set out in the Terms of Use.

Repeated or serious violations of this Code of Conduct may lead to the suspension or termination of your Rocklab membership, in accordance with the Terms of Use.