Code of Conduct
Monteur project is complying to Contributor Convenant Code of Conduct 2.1 via
ZORALab's Contributor Convernant Agreement. This is to ensure Monteur's
communities are aligned with the software industry's direction towards a
friendly and developing open-source environment.
Although there is a code of conduct in place, we still want to
foester a friendly place for new ideas and development, to the
lowest age of 12 if possible. That's our common goal.
- CONTRIBUTOR COVENANT
- V2.1 ADOPTED
Documents
Here are the corresponding documents for Monteur's Code of Conduct:
Enforcement Concequences
Long story short, this is a software development community;
not a forum or social network to brag about or to muster social
power.
Our final action is to document all critical wrongdoing in a
crystal clear, data-driven, legally-compatible, and independent
format for your local enforcement (e.g. police)
submission. This is for actions that are clearly against the
laws.
Prior to that, if your action is not against the laws but
harassment or similar, we can submit a report to the service
provider (e.g. GitHub or GitLab) resulting a temporary or
permanent bans.
Of course, to ensure we are fair with our actions, we will
provide verbal or written warning shall be issued as a
friendly reminder before escalating to any of the above.
Ethical Pledges
So what can we do to avoid getting into those nasty concequences? It's easy. You just have to:
Demonstrate empathy and kindness towards other people; AND
Being respectful of differing opinions, viewpoints, and experiences; AND
Giving and gracefully accepting constructive feedback; AND
Accepting responsibilities and apologizing to those affected by the Contributing Partiesโ mistakes, and learning from the experience; AND
Focusing on what is best not just for the Project communities as individual, but for the overall community; AND
Refrain the use of sexualized languages or imagery, and sexual attention or advances of any kind; AND
Refrain from trolling, insulting or derogatory comments, and personal or political attack; AND
Refrain from public or private harassment; AND
Refrain from performing other contacts which could reasonably be considered inappropriate in a professional setting.
Epilogue
That's all for Montuer Project's Code of Conduct. Let's recap:
Always contact and work with your local enforcement first should the case is physical injuries and severe cases.
Monteur team carries out trust is earned, not given policy.
Any actions and words in the context that is deemed offensive or hurtful shall be removed and reported to the relevant enforcement authorities.