Core Objective

• Find a project you're interested in
• See if it currently has a code of conduct
• See if it there have been instances of problematic conduct in community
• See if it has underrepresented (women, queer, and trans identifying, people of colour, neurodiverse and disabled folks, etc) contributors or authors
• Submit Submissions (see projects/models.py#Submission) to projects with a tag such as 'problematic conduct', 'queer contributor', etc
• Highlight projects with diverse communities and a code of conduct
• Vouch for Projects and their Submissions
• Data entry enters a verification queue for moderators to accept before public listing

Further Goals

• Optionally public profiles to see Submissions, Projects, and Vouches you've made
  • Identity tags on profiles, attach yourself to a project as a contributor or author, project can be featured as having a maintainer with your identity tags. e.g. I identity as queer, I contribute to codeofconductlink, projects/codeofconductlink is shown as having queer contributors.
  • Project icons for PoC, queer, trans contributors, etc (h/t @lynncyrin)
• disqus comments on projects
• GitHub/other badge for project community (“This product has a code of conduct.” etc)
• Project edit history with django-reversion

Contributing

View the list of contributors.

This project is written with Python 3, Django 1.8.x, and sass.

Assuming you have Python 3 and virtualenvwrapper installed:

mkvirtualenv -p $(which python3) codeofconductlink
workon codeofconductlink
git clone $repo
cd codeofconductlink
cp .env.dev.sample .env.dev
pip install -r requirements.txt
python manage.py migrate
python manage.py loaddata functional_tests/sample_data.json
python manage.py runserver --norecaptcha

Sample data gives user/pass combinations of:

• (admin user) test@admin.com/testing
• (email verified non-admin user) test@verified.com/testing
• (email not verified non-admin user) test@unverified.com/testing

You'll need to fill out the .env.dev file, grab a reCAPTCHA site and secret key if you want to play with that.

Right now there's no use of an asset pipeline or anything. I just run

sass --watch static/styles/global.scss:/Users/emily/static/global.css

(my .env.dev contains STATICFILES_DIR=/Users/emily/static)

This obviously needs improvement.

Icons

Currently using the Material Design Icons from Google with the Material Design Iconic Font project. Not entirely happy with this solution but it's adequate for development right now and the page size is acceptable.

When using icons, please use the {% icon "zmdi zmdi-label-heart zmdi-hc-fw %} (example) tag so that aria-hidden and role properties are added.