Re: [cls] Code of Conduct samples

[Jeff Osier-Mixon]

We have some very basic ones. People mostly adhere to them. :)

https://wiki.yoctoproject.org/wiki/Community_Guidelines 

On Thu, Jul 19, 2012 at 3:58 PM, Theresa <the...@trust.coop> wrote:

Howdy -

I was in a number of sessions where folks mentioned having a code of conduct for community members.  The community I manage hasn't had to deal with assholes (yet) and is fairly close-knit, so I haven't had a need for one.  After hearing a few stories from last weekend, I definitely want to get something implemented within my community; mostly to make expectations of 'being active' more clear among everyone who joins. 

Anyone out there willing to send along a copy of theirs for me to take a look at and use as a starting point?

Thanks in advance,
Theresa

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[Christie Koehler]

On 07/19/2012 03:58 PM, Theresa wrote:
> Anyone out there willing to send along a copy of theirs for me to take a
> look at and use as a starting point?

Two good reference lists are:

https://openhatch.org/wiki/Project_codes_of_conduct
http://geekfeminism.wikia.com/wiki/Conference_anti-harassment/Adoption

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[Mark Terranova]

Simple rules are great. While with other Communities, I saw that certain *codes* can create hassles they are intended to stop. The CoC for example was used a tool for arguments, meaning if it was not specifically prohibited, it must be ok. 

Fedora has a rather simple, straight forward principle *Be Excellent to each other*. I am against us adding to it. I mean do we need to *don't be an asshat*? I dont think so. Sometimes it is easier to focus on grandiose words, as opposed to RESULTS.

It's not worthy of a major headline, but while at OSCON, the majority of those *in charge* of me were women. This was done with out the use of wordy goals and noble statements complied in a semi-holy document. 

To be clear, I am not saying that other projects should not create masterpieces of intent and goal in awesome flowery language---- I am just stating that the Fedora project has been able to accomplish goals others would like to with a simple and elegant Be excellent to each other :)

Many of the local groups I am part of are rather diverse, and this was also done with out over-doing what can be rather simple- if people dont understand what *be excellent* means; they most likely dont need to be part of my Community

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[Koray Löker]

Should we add these links to wikia page as well? I didn't see these up there...

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[erich13]

Good idea. Here's a start http://communityleadershipsummit.wikia.com/wiki/Community_Leadership_Summit_Wiki#Examples

[Nicolas Pastorino]

Thanks for gathering this in the wiki.

I added the eZ Publish community's to the list

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