We aim to make our project a welcoming and friendly place for everyone. We want all contributors and maintainers to help create a safe and positive experience for the community, no matter who they are or where they come from.
- Being Kind and Respectful: We use friendly language and respect different views and experiences.
- Accepting Feedback Gracefully: We take constructive criticism well because it helps us all improve.
- Thinking About What's Best for Everyone: We make decisions that are good for the whole community.
- Being Understanding: We try to understand where others are coming from.
- Inappropriate Language or Images: Avoid using sexual language or images, and don't give unwanted sexual attention.
- Being Mean or Hurtful: Don't insult or make fun of others. Avoid personal or political attacks.
- Harassing Others: Both public and private harassment are not allowed.
- Sharing Personal Info Without Permission: Don't share someone's personal information without their agreement.
- Acting Unprofessionally: Avoid behavior that might be seen as inappropriate in a work setting.
Project maintainers are here to help enforce these rules. They can take actions like removing harmful content or comments, or asking someone to stop behaving in a way that's not in line with this Code of Conduct.
This Code of Conduct applies in all project spaces and when you're representing the project or its community. This could be when using an official project email, posting on social media, or at events.
If you see someone breaking these rules or if you're experiencing bad behavior, please let us know. You can email the project team at [email protected]. We'll keep your report private and look into the issue. We'll do what's needed to address the problem.
Project maintainers should follow this Code of Conduct too. If they don't, they may face consequences from other project leaders.
This Code of Conduct is based on the Contributor Covenant. We thank them for their work.