# Authourship

## Who's the authour?

Did you write this code? Or did you find, steal, copy, or download it? This is a very important question, because if you did not write it, there's a good chance you don't fully understand how the code works, and will have trouble modifying it.

This lack of experience will prevent you from understanding the purpose of each line along with how they work together, and may also prevent you from understanding solutions to any issues you encounter.

Sometimes, someone with absolutely no experience in Skript will try to modify some code they found. However, since they have no idea what they are doing, they cannot understand how to make the changes they desire, or comprehend the help others offer. In these cases, they will always have to learn the basics of Skript.

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To learn the basics of Skript, see the following pages:

* [Resources](/syntask/resources.md)
* [Beginner's Corner](/syntask/beginners-corner.md)
* [Fundamentals](/syntask/fundamentals.md)
  {% endhint %}

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## Artificial Intelligence

... is not very intelligent. ChatGPT and all A.I. is abysmal at writing code in Skript. It takes longer to fix the issues A.I. causes then it would to learn basic Skript in the first place. Don't use A.I. to create your projects.

{% hint style="info" %}
To learn the basics of Skript, see the following pages:

* [Resources](/syntask/resources.md)
* [Beginner's Corner](/syntask/beginners-corner.md)
* [Fundamentals](/syntask/fundamentals.md)
  {% endhint %}

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## Commissions

Skript-help is a place where you ask for assistance with your own code, not a place to ask others to code things for you. Unfortunately, many people don't understand this or ignore it, and ask (and expect!) others to dedicate a lot of effort and time, often for free. No-one wants to do grunt work for someone else's project, especially if they aren't being paid.

Some people also look for "partners" to work on projects with. Again, the Skript-help Discords are not the place for this. Often, these people wrongly think that providing the idea for a project counts as "equal work", and means they can delegate the coding part to others. It does not work like that.

If you have the idea of renovating your kitchen, and hire some guys to do it, what work did you really do? You never touched a tool, removed anything, or installed anything. That's a **service**, not **help**. An idea does not equate to actually spending time and effort turning the idea into a reality.

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Also see the [Spoon-feeding](/syntask/issues/peer-help/spoon-feeding.md) page to see why you shouldn't ask others to write your code.
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Also see the [Flowchart page](/syntask/resources/flowchart.md).
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