These rules apply to everything on Star Wars Jedi Gaming: tournaments, commentary and stream slots, and anything you post. They’re written in plain language and aren’t legal advice.
Be decent
- Treat other runners, commentators and viewers with respect. No harassment, hate speech, threats, or targeting people for who they are.
- Friendly trash talk during a race is fine. Making someone miserable isn’t.
Run fair
- Tournament runs follow the speedrun.com ruleset named on the tournament’s page.
- No cheating: no modified game files, timing tricks, or splicing. If you’re unsure whether something is allowed, ask before the race.
- Use your own accounts. Don’t sign up as someone else, or link a speedrun.com account that isn’t yours. Admins approve every speedrun.com link.
Tournaments
- Sign-ups are first come, first served up to the cap; after that you join the waitlist.
- If you can’t make it, withdraw as early as you can so the next person on the waitlist gets your spot.
- Seeding and race times are set by the organisers and may change before the event.
Streaming and commentary slots
- Not sure which race you’ll be free for? Join the tournament’s volunteer list instead, and the organisers will place you.
- Only claim a slot you can actually do. If plans change, release it on the tournament page (or tell an organiser) so someone else can take it.
- Streams go out on the community Twitch channel. The organisers will sort out access with you.
Content you post
- Only post guides, routes and videos you made or have permission to share.
- Everything is reviewed by an admin before it goes public. Admins can edit formatting, hide, or remove content.
- Approved content is published on the site, so treat it as public.
- You choose who else can edit your entries: only you, specific runners, or all runners.
When rules are broken
Organisers can remove entries, slots, content, or accounts that break these rules. If you think a decision was wrong, raise it with the organisers on the community Discord.
Version 2026-11-13