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Django Code of Conduct

On 31st July 2013, Django community adopted a Code of Conduct. This documentation aims to transparently describe how the Django Code of Conduct Working Group enforces the Code of Conduct and how it all works behind the scenes.

There is still a lot we're figuring out and learning as we go, so we don't consider this documentation to be finished or complete. However, we hope it's going to be useful base for other communities to not only adopt, but also implement and enforce the Code of Conduct.

Note: Within the scope of all the documents in this repository, any reference to the “working group” shall mean the "Code of Conduct Working Group", unless explicitly specified otherwise.

Documentation for the Community

Public-facing documentation for community members:

Documentation for Working Group Members

Internal procedures and guidelines:

  • Working Group Manual - Complete internal manual covering:
    • Report handling procedures
    • Communications guidelines
    • Record-keeping and confidentiality
    • Evaluation criteria and enforcement
  • Membership - Current and past working group members
  • Statistics - Aggregated data on reports and outcomes

Other

Related Material

Here is how the Code of Conduct is presented on djangoproject.com:

Note: The internal Working Group Manual in this repository consolidates and expands upon the public enforcement manual with additional procedures and guidelines.

License

All content in this repository is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license.

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