Hi everyone, on our last dev call we discussed voting on codes of conducts, here are the current options, this poll will remain open until next weeks dev call.
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Note: whatever option we choose would only set the direction of our CoC, we will draft our own, making sure whatever we choose makes sense to the project.
I like the simplicity of the Fedora CoC.
I support the idea of a CoC, but have no opinion on the options given. Or any other option, for that matter. I’ll trust the project management’s judgement.
I don’t see why we need a document outlining something as axiomatic as telling people to behave. But if the majority does then i have no problem with it. I will abstain from this vote.
Looks like the CoC for Django and Fedora have snippets from one or the other.
If you are going to adopt a Code of Conduct, then you also need an enforcement policy. The Fedora CoC doesn’t have that. The other two do.
https://www.djangoproject.com/conduct/enforcement-manual/
That doesn’t mean we couldn’t adopt the Fedora CoC and add our own enforcement policy.
The Covenant is the most succinct and easiest to read. I’d rename/write the pledge up the top to just be a “Vision” (“pledging” makes me thing of evangelical churches and snake oil.)
I like that the Fedora CoC is so brief.