openSUSE Finalizes New Code of Conduct
The openSUSE Community is proud to announce its new Code of Conduct as approved by the openSUSE Board. The openSUSE Code of Conduct was written during several Community Meetings [1] as a collaborative project and reports were sent to the project mailinglists. The input from the openSUSE community members was sent the openSUSE Board and discussed at length during two public openSUSE Board meetings [2]. During the February 28, 2022, public Board Meeting, it was recognized that openSUSE did not have an adequate Code of Conduct; as such, the board asked if any attendees were willing to take the initiave to work with the community develope one. Through the regulary scheduled community meetings, one was written, and subsequently proposed to the Board. We hope that by having a clear and concise Code of Conduct for the project, the openSUSE Community can continue to grow and prosper in the years to come. The openSUSE Code of Conduct can be found at https://en.opensuse.org/Code_of_Conduct. [3] [1] - https://etherpad.opensuse.org/p/weeklymeeting [2] - https://code.opensuse.org/board/tickets/issues [3] - https://en.opensuse.org/Code_of_Conduct
ddemaio wrote:
The openSUSE Community is proud to announce its new Code of Conduct as approved by the openSUSE Board.
The openSUSE Code of Conduct was written during several Community Meetings [1] as a collaborative project and reports were sent to the project mailinglists. The input from the openSUSE community members was sent the openSUSE Board and discussed at length during two public openSUSE Board meetings [2].
Who and what is our "Moderation Team"? I have googled it and I can only see our Forums Team mentioned. -- Per Jessen, Zürich (18.9°C) Member, openSUSE Heroes
Hello Per,
On Wed, Mar 30, 2022 at 2:27 AM Per Jessen
ddemaio wrote:
The openSUSE Community is proud to announce its new Code of Conduct as approved by the openSUSE Board.
The openSUSE Code of Conduct was written during several Community Meetings [1] as a collaborative project and reports were sent to the project mailinglists. The input from the openSUSE community members was sent the openSUSE Board and discussed at length during two public openSUSE Board meetings [2].
Who and what is our "Moderation Team"? I have googled it and I can only see our Forums Team mentioned.
There isn't one at the moment. The general idea is to have a body of two representatives for each communication platform to be part of a Moderation Team. A document that explains this in more detail is being worked on to be presented to the community, however it has been put on hold because it was agreed by those working on this that the Code of Conduct would need to come first . We are tracking this issue at https://code.opensuse.org/board/tickets/issue/27 (minutes of the last meetings not yet uploaded). Best, Maurizio
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On Wednesday, March 30th, 2022 at 11:50 AM, Maurizio Galli
Conduct would need to come first . We are tracking this issue at https://code.opensuse.org/board/tickets/issue/27 (minutes of the last meetings not yet uploaded).
It is now, sorry about the delay. -- Br, A.
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