Docker Code of Conduct
This repository contains the Docker, Inc. Open Source Code of Conduct, used at DockerCon and other events, meetups, and user groups.
License
This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License
For attribution requirements:
"@Docker Code of Conduct" © 2016 Docker, Inc, used under a Creative Commons Attribution Unported license: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/"
How to contribute
The Code of Conduct is in a separate file so that it can be pulled into publications for events and meetups without having to trim this explanatory text.
To contribute, fork this repo, and submit a PR. We'll review, discuss, and merge changes as needed. Thank you!
Translations available
The Code of Conduct is currently available in:
- English
- Portuguese (Brazilian) (contributors: @fike, @joaofnfernandes)
- Spanish (contributors: @amegianeg, @Carlaplzgnz)
- Japanese 日本語 (contributors: @NaokiMatsumoto709, @chikaando, @AkihiroSuda)
- Italian (contributor: @daftano)
- Bahasa Indonesia (contributors: @wisn, @refeed, @edawine, @berviantoleo, @nurainir)
Wishlist/To Do List:
We welcome contributions from community members interested in helping us maintain, and expand the coverage of this CoC. To that end, we have a wishlist for edits:
- include a section for each of our community channels
- forums
- Slack and/or IRC
- translations of the CoC into other languages
- Russian (RU)
- Spanish (ES)
- Korean (KO)
- Chinese (Simplified) (ZH-Simple)
- Chinese (Traditional) (ZH-Trad)