1. Time for Code of Conduct?

From http://opensource.com/life/14/5/codes-of-conduct-open-source-communities

opensource.com said...

Late last month, the Debian project voted to adopt a community code of conduct, a set of guidelines for acceptable participation in its official communication channels. Members agreed to abide by the following principles:

  • Be respectful
  • Assume good faith
  • Be collaborative
  • Try to be concise
  • Be open

The project also cemented a formal process for altering the code: only a vote from the Debian general assembly can amend the community's code of conduct.

In ratifying this general resolution, Debian joins a host of high-profile open source projects—like Fedora, Ubuntu, GNOME, and OpenStack—that have adopted community codes of conduct.

Open source communities' codes of conduct differ, but all tend to embody a core collection of values: respect, consideration, collaboration, concision, transparency, patience, deference to electoral processes, and the importance of seeking assistance when in need.

Certainly these values express something central to the open source way, but do they go without saying? Should all open source projects formalize community codes of conduct?

We can not lose valuable contributors to O[.

_tom

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2. Re: Time for Code of Conduct?

_tom said...

Certainly these values express something central to the open source way, but do they go without saying? Should all open source projects formalize community codes of conduct?

We can not lose valuable contributors to O[.

That looks like a good idea to me.

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3. Re: Time for Code of Conduct?

jimcbrown said...
_tom said...

Certainly these values express something central to the open source way, but do they go without saying? Should all open source projects formalize community codes of conduct?

We can not lose valuable contributors to O[.

That looks like a good idea to me.

I conquer.

I mean, concur.

But also, conquer.

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4. Re: Time for Code of Conduct?

_tom said...

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Members agreed to abide by the following principles:

  • Be respectful
  • Assume good faith
  • Be collaborative
  • Try to be concise
  • Be open

Let's work on it. It's valuable.

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5. Re: Time for Code of Conduct?

Hi

+1 from me

Chris

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6. Re: Time for Code of Conduct?

Great idea IMO.

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