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Setting up Code of Conduct #82
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There is a standard Code of Conduct for Open Source Communities only needing to add contact details for "the community leaders responsible for enforcement". |
These seem more specific to "CONTRIBUTING" than "CODE_OF_CONDUCT", which is fine. Code style and linting should already be taken care of by Pre-Commit: it should automatically format all Python files using Black, in addition to checking a number of other things. I was going to set up Markdown linting, as well, but I don't think I ever finished doing that. With the code of conduct, the one suggested by @robkam seems fine, and since I'm in the admin role for the repositories at this moment, I would probably be the contact person for the template. In terms of contact method, I could set up an email alias for that specific purpose, i.e. |
For CONTRIBUTING.md - something like Git Style Guide? |
Fixes #82. This branch is based on #177, so it cannot be merged before the CONTRIBUTING branch is merged. Note that I believe it is less than ideal for me, Elsie Hupp, to have sole responsibility for CoC reports, but I also think it's better to have an initial framework in place rather than none at all. --------- Signed-off-by: Elsie Hupp <github@elsiehupp.com> Co-authored-by: Rob Kam <robkam@gmx.com>
We need to set up a good code of conduct, especially for:
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