The Pacman Rule, also known as the "Always Leave Room for Others" rule, is a social etiquette guideline aimed at promoting inclusivity and consideration in group settings. Derived from the iconic video game character Pacman, who leaves dots behind as it moves through a maze, the rule encourages individuals to leave space for others to join or participate in conversations or activities. By metaphorically "leaving dots" or space for others, the
Pacman 30th anniversary Rule fosters a culture of inclusiveness, ensuring that everyone has the opportunity to contribute and feel valued within the group dynamic. This simple yet effective principle enhances collaboration and cultivates a welcoming environment.
