TODO

• Rename to be more generic

• Add following

  • Geek Feminism (Public License)
  • Citizen Code of Conduct (CC BY-SA 3.0)
  • Ruby Code of Conduct
  • Technology Transformation Service (CC0 1.0 Universal)
  • perlpolicy (Artistic License or GNU GPL)
    • Dancer (same terms as the Perl 5)
  • Mojolicious (Artistic License 2.0)
  • Django (CC BY 3.0)
  • The Perl Conference (CC BY-SA 3.0)
    • including both SoC and handling SoC incidents
  • No Code of Conduct (CC BY-SA 3.0)

• Put all license templates in a nicely structured folder, don't keep them in perl files

• Accept following arguments at dist.ini

  • License name
    • Default to Geek Feminism
  • Template variables (such as email address, community name).
    • Default to whatever-information-is-available at dist.ini
    • If none available, put generic terms such as "This community" and "Bug Tracker"
  • Filename
    • Default to "CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md"
  • Location of code of conduct file
    • Default to "both repository and build"

To follow up

• FreeBSD, irc.perl.org, Ruby don't specify licenses.
• In addition to having the IRC SOC, is it ok if we clip "community policies" and "reasonable person principle" sections under a new name as "irc.perl.org-community"?

Future

• Accept additional sections to document from dist.ini. This can be a text directly input to dist.ini, or it can be path to a markdown file to be consumed.
• Translations. I'll structure the directories to make this easy.
• Plugin model. (being able to mix and match to produce your own Standards of Conduct)

More references

Click here to see a list of most common Code of Conduct documents.

Thanks

I gave a lightning talk on ContributorCovenant and this very module during last day of The Perl Conference in Glasgow, 2018. I've received a lot of ideas through discussions. I would like to thank mst, Finn, Larry, Gloria, Ruthie and Joelle for their ideas and support. Cheers! 🎉