Most sites have a TOS: a terms of service. I, however, and not here to give you rules to follow: these are the rules that I follow, which I call the TOG (terms of goods).
- no TOS
- no gen AI (of course, unless I somehow make my own gen AI from scratch, but that isn't being used to make stuff for me)
- no paying for anything, this is the web
- everything must be easy to mod (if you know JS). this means no WASM.
- no downloads: things must work in the browser
- all features must be baseline (if you use IE that's a you problem)
- NO ADS. EVER. They suck and would also make gravity simulator less performant. also idrc about money
- things must be able to work on a chromebook. it may take a bit of waiting to prevent crashing, but still tho.
- if it makes sense, MAKE IT INTERACTIVE. This is a problem I had with a LOT of simulations before I knew how to code, and with interactivity in all ways you'd want, you can learn a lot.
- also, things must be able to take user input and (usually) not NaN (aside from exetreme forces)
- simulations must be based on actual physics: if I ever make quantum mechanics, it's going to be actual QM
- oh also as little limits on simulations as makes sense: gravity simulator is boundless because it makes sense for space, and you can remove the left and right walls in the fluid simulator because why not
- you can use any of this without asking (as long as you give credit)
if you find a loophole in this, let me know, and I will attempt to fix it if it makes sense.