Community Code Of Conduct

[Aaron Jorbin]

Many WordCamps have a code of conduct, but our project as a whole does not. This leads to grey areas and ultimately discourages people from becoming involved in our community. A code of conduct will help eliminate these grey areas and will make our generally warm and accepting community one that is openly proud of being warm and accepting.

[Morgan Kay]

+1

Many meetups have codes of conduct as well, but it would be nice to see some community guidelines on IRC channels, etc, and to have a centralized way of handling violations.

[Peter Wilson]

+1

How to handle breaches would be nice to cover too, particularly attendee-to-attendee breaches in a way that doesn’t make the victim feel like they are making a fuss.

[B.]

+1

Love this idea! Something similar was started in the past (called Community Expectations).

Community Expectations

https://make.wordpress.org/community/2013/10/25/the-community-expectations-working-group-had-its-kickoff/

We did make some progress that may be a good starting point or start over.

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[Aaron Hockley]

+1

[Nowell VanHoesen]

+1

[Jen]

This is already slated to a community team meetup project, so if there’s a conversation on the summit day, interested parties may want to amble over to the community team on Tuesday to pitch in.

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