Project IMACE is committed to fostering an open, respectful, and collaborative research environment. All participants are expected to uphold professional and ethical standards in all project-related interactions.
This Code of Conduct applies to all Project IMACE spaces, including repositories, issue trackers, pull requests, discussions, documentation, communications, and events.
Participants are expected to:
- act professionally, respectfully, and in good faith
- engage in constructive, evidence-based discussion
- respect differing perspectives across disciplines
- provide and receive feedback responsibly
- acknowledge contributions and maintain proper attribution
- communicate clearly and avoid unnecessary hostility
- uphold standards of academic and research integrity
The following behaviors are not permitted:
- harassment, intimidation, or discrimination
- abusive, insulting, or degrading language
- personal attacks or targeted hostility
- deliberate misinformation or misrepresentation
- plagiarism or misuse of intellectual work
- disruption of discussions or review processes
- doxxing, threats, or invasion of privacy
- any form of prejudice or exclusionary conduct
- retaliation against individuals reporting concerns
As a research initiative, Project IMACE requires:
- accurate representation of claims and results
- clear distinction between evidence and speculation
- proper citation and attribution
- no false claims of authorship or official status
- responsible handling of collaborative work
This Code of Conduct applies to:
- all Project IMACE repositories and organization spaces
- issues, pull requests, and discussions
- project communications and documentation
- meetings, collaborations, and affiliated spaces representing Project IMACE
Project IMACE coordination and maintainers are responsible for enforcing this Code of Conduct.
Responses to violations may include:
- warning or request for correction
- removal or modification of content
- temporary or permanent restriction from participation
- removal of contribution privileges
- escalation to appropriate authorities if necessary
Enforcement actions are determined based on severity, context, and impact.
If you experience or observe a violation, report it to:
- Research Coordination: research@imace.online
- Project Research Coordinator: coordinator@imace.online
- Chief Research Organiser (CRO): cro@imace.online
Reports should include relevant details such as context, participants, and evidence where available.
All reports will be handled with discretion and seriousness.
Project IMACE supports rigorous debate and critical inquiry.
The following are acceptable:
- challenging ideas or methods
- questioning assumptions or conclusions
- identifying errors or inconsistencies
Unacceptable behavior arises when discourse becomes abusive, hostile, or obstructive.
By participating in Project IMACE, you agree to abide by this Code of Conduct.
Project IMACE is committed to maintaining a research environment that is open, respectful, and accountable.