Typos, Formatting, and COC Template #40
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template at https://github.com/numfocus/numfocus/blob/8759e21481552f213489e3718979ccecf68e9ead/manual/numfocus-coc.md on 2022/03/08. This will be customized for conda governance in subsequent commits.
There should be no policy changes in this commit. It does link to the new copy of the NumFOCUS Code of Conduct Template, but that is unchanged from the original.
conda Organization is the term proposed in the governance doc. There are no policy changes in this update. And this does not completely transition the document from a template. There are still forms, committee members, and email adresses to create. Those items will be added after community discussions.
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Hi All,
This pull request includes several non-policy, and hopefully non-controversial, updates to the conda governance proposal:
Typos and formatting in the main governance doc (README.md).
These are all in this commit. Changes are all for typos, formatting, and what I thought were straightforward clarity changes. (I'll be creating an issue shortly about any clarity questions that I didn't think were straightforward.)
Replaces a link to code of conduct for NumFOCUS organization, with a copy of the NumFOCUS template
If the section title is confusing then please read it again, and also follow the links. Here's what's happening.
Our previous COC was the NumFOCUS Organization's COC. That is, we were using the COC that governs interactions within NumFOCUS. The NumFOCUS COC is not written to govern interaction in projects that belong to NumFOUCS. Linking to this COC communicates our intentions, but in a confusing way.
The PR creates our own COC. This COC is based on the NumFOCUS template for member communities. This template was also used to create the NumFOCUS COC.
The template has a number of placeholders that are meant to be replaced when deployed to member communities. However, this PR only updates the project name in our version. Other placeholders are left in place because these require significant discussion.
Summary
There are no policy changes in this PR. This is only meant to make things less confusing before we take on any policy updates.