[MTOS-dev] For Discussion: MTOS Code of Conduct

[Timothy Appnel]

I like opensource.org code the most because it was short, concise and
practical. Perhaps too much so  -- discussing how to reply to the
lists seems to go a bit in to minutiae. Ubuntu is too long winded
though it does a better job of presenting the spirit of the community.
Gentoo covers the consequences of bad behavior that, while I hope
would never be needed, is good to spell out. <tim/>

On 2/26/08, Byrne Reese <byrne at sixapart.com> wrote:
> With the availability of so many forums for discussion regarding MTOS, this
>  mailing list, the forums, and the bug database just to name a few, I thought
>  it would be a good idea for us to discuss the assemblage of an "MTOS Code of
>  Conduct." What I am proposing is that we as a community define a set of
>  norms that we expect the community to agree to and live by.
>
>  First - do people feel this is a good idea?
>
>  I did a brief amount of research and found 3 such documents from other open
>  source communities that I thought might serve as a good starting point for
>  us:
>
>  * http://www.opensource.org/codeofconduct
>  * http://www.ubuntu.com/community/conduct
>  * http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/council/coc.xml
>
>  At the end of this process I hope for us to assemble our own documented
>  "Code of Conduct." Therefore I invite everyone who is interested to take a
>  gander and share what you like and dislike.
>
>  Byrne
>
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