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contributor covenant a code of conduct for open source and other digital commons communities contributor covenant home adopters latest version translations faq a code of conduct for open source communities participating in open source is often a highly collaborative experience we re encouraged to create in public view and we re incentivized to welcome contributions of all kinds from people around the world this makes the practice of open source as much social as it is technical some open source projects attract enough contributors that a community forms a healthy open source community centers the shared values and norms of its members while not all of these values are exactly the same from community to community there is a set of core values and norms that are essential in a just and equitable software commons contributor covenant is a code of conduct that you can adapt to express both these fundamental shared values and the special norms and values that distinguish your own community adopting contributor covenant helps makes your community s values explicit and signals your commitment to creating a welcoming and safe environment for everyone before you adopt contributor covenant it s important to understand that simply adopting contributor covenant will not prevent conflict or toxicity in your community as a leader you are responsible for the safe fair and transparent enforcement of your community s code of conduct a code of conduct without such enforcement sends a false signal that a community is welcoming and inclusive which can have a disastrous impact on marginalized or otherwise vulnerable people before you decide to adopt contributor covenant take the time to discuss enforcement with other trusted members of your community thoroughly read the enforcement guidelines section of the document if the suggested actions and consequences don t suit the context of your community consider moving this section to another document such as an faq or how to report page and adapting it to your needs these resources may be helpful in preparing for enforcement discussions community safety and accountability enforcing your code of conduct effective incident response django code of conduct enforcement manual jquery foundation code of conduct enforcement manual how mozilla is making code of conduct enforcement real and scaling it contributor covenant v2 1 you can access the latest version of contributor covenant 2 1 here english markdown version english html version english text version english asciidoc version if you are not a native english speaker you may find a volunteer created translation of contributor covenant in your native language on the translations page contributor covenant uses semantic versioning for its revisions so all urls are permanent previous versions are available here 1 0 1 1 1 2 1 3 1 4 and 2 0 how to adopt contributor covenant your code of conduct should be easy to locate whether as page on your community s website or a code_of_conduct md file in the root directory of your project s repository you must add a contact method to the placeholder in the document so that people know how to report violations if you are using a readme file in your source code repository you can display a badge like this one for markdown files use this code contributor covenant https img shields io badge contributor 20covenant 2 1 4baaaa svg code_of_conduct md for restructuredtext files place contributor covenant where you would like the badge and add this to the bottom of the file contributor covenant image https img shields io badge contributor 20covenant 2 1 4baaaa svg target code_of_conduct md contributor covenant is released under the creative commons attribution 4 0 international public license which requires that attribution be included support what you value if your organization uses contributor covenant or has used contributor covenant in the creation of its own code of conduct please consider supporting us financially with a recurring donation adopters of the contributor covenant contributor covenant has been adopted by over a hundred thousand open source communities and projects since 2014 here are a few well known communities using contributor covenant atom angular babel bootstrap bbc bundler chef rvm cloud native compute foundation cocoapods code gov creative commons cucumber crystal curl diaspora discourse eclipse electron elixir exercism io flickr gatsby git gitlab golang google homebrew cask intel otc jekyll jenkins jruby json schema juneteenthconf hanami kong kubernetes linux mastodon metasploit framework microsoft mono mozilla webmaker net foundation next js node js rails rbenv react rom rspec ruby community rubygems rubygems org rvm salesforce oss shoes spring swift symfony target tensorflow travis ci twilio visual f vue js wordpress yarn see this page for more to add your community to this list submit a pull request contributor covenant was created by coraline ada ehmke in 2014 and is released under the cc by 4 0 license contributor covenant is stewarded by the organization for ethical source and we welcome contributions including translations