Participants must interact with integrity & professionalism.
Prohibited conduct includes:
- Malicious contributions or advice
- Doxxing
- Threats
- Insults
- Harassment
- Sexualization
- Trolling
- Spamming
- Advertising
- Plagiarism
- Impersonation
- False representation
- Conduct that could reasonably be deemed unacceptable in a professional environment
To report violations privately to moderators (instead of to GitHub Support), click the … (three dot) menu on the relevant issue, PR, or comment, then select Report content.
- If a reporting dialog appears, select To repository admins, then follow the instructions
- If no reporting dialog appears, instead create a security advisory, including links to, and attachments documenting, the alleged violations
Moderators are obligated to maintain complainant confidentiality & to investigate complaints.
Complainants will be notified about an investigation's outcome & about any actions taken.
Moderators are responsible for maintaining community standards & for taking corrective action in response to reported prohibited conduct.
Moderators maintain the responsibility & right to:
- Moderate Content: Reject, remove, hide, redact, or edit violating content
- Restrict Access: Temporarily or permanently ban violating individuals, accounts, services, or other entities
Moderators who do not in good faith follow or enforce this Code of Conduct may face temporary or permanent repercussions, as determined by other moderators.
This Code of Conduct applies within all project spaces & wherever an individual, account, service, or other entity represents—or purports to represent—the project or organization.