“Please just assume for the sake of this discussion that (a) I'm willing to abide by the rules of the Code of Conduct, and (b) I don't want the CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md file in my extensions.” Ok, hear me out here. What if I told you those two things are incompatible? That abiding by the community agreements requires the file as an explicit declaration of said agreement. That is to say, if we had a discussion about amending the CoC to be explicit about this expectation you wouldn’t have issues with including it? Or at least you’d be OK with it?
Yours, Chris K.
I for one think that requiring a specific filesystem structure or notice in a git repo is quite far afield from the sorts of things that CoC is designed to deal with.
-- Brian
On Thursday, June 7, 2018, Chris Koerner nobelx@gmail.com wrote:
“Please just assume for the sake of this discussion that (a) I'm willing
to abide by the rules of the Code of Conduct, and (b) I don't want the CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md file in my extensions.”
Ok, hear me out here. What if I told you those two things are
incompatible? That abiding by the community agreements requires the file as an explicit declaration of said agreement. That is to say, if we had a discussion about amending the CoC to be explicit about this expectation you wouldn’t have issues with including it? Or at least you’d be OK with it?
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