A code of conduct for open source projects.
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This code of conduct has been adopted by thousands of open source projects. Here are a few examples:
- 24 Pull Requests
- AASM
- Active Admin
- Algorrent
- All HaskellNow.org Projects
- AngularJS
- angular-formly
- atom
- Babel
- Bundler
- Celluloid
- chef-rvm
- CloudI
- CocoaPods
- composer
- concurrent-ruby
- Crackle
- Crystal
- diaspora*
- Eldest Daughter Questionnaire
- Electron
- Elixir
- Exercism.io
- Fukuzatsu
- GitLab
- Grape
- Growing Devs
- Hacken.in
- Haskell Fill in the Blanks
- haxe-pixi
- HealingRa.in Projects
- Homebrew-Cask
- HTTPotion
- if me
- lfda
- Jekyll
- JRuby-Gradle
- Hanami
- Mensa
- MeTal
- Mono
- Monsti CMS
- Mozilla Webmaker
- Moya
- MyPaint
- NColony
- Neos
- Nerd Fonts
- OAPI ShieldsUp
- OpenDroneMap
- OpenProject
- Orientation
- Ornament
- OcLaunch
- Panamax
- Paramore
- Playscii
- pmap
- PRAW
- PyBBIO
- Rack::Attack
- Rails
- Rasterio
- ROM
- RSpec
- ruby-community
- RubyGems.org
- RVM
- ReactiveX/RxJS
- QA-Tools
- QA-Tools / PHPUnit Extension
- QA-Tools / PHPUnit Example
- Ruby for Cats
- secure.fail
- serbus
- Shoes
- Snuffle
- Snipe-IT
- Spree
- Taiga.io
- Twisted
- vim cheat sheet
- vim-devicons
- Volt.rb
- WAI-request-spec
- Wisper
- xoreos
- Your First PR