On 24/01/2016 04:52, Andrea Faulds wrote:
The Go one looks pretty great to me. It might not be such a bad idea
if we were to adopt it almost verbatim.
I also don't think we need to write anything new. Other people have
done that legwork for us, we are wasting our time if we try to create
something new. PHP is not radically different from other open-source
projects.
Go's one is not excessively long, gets to the point, and is
reasonable. It appears to cover everything we need: positive values,
what is unacceptable, a statement of why moderation is needed, and how
to report issue and how it will be handled.
The structure of the Go CoC is good.... starting with explaining why
have one, and with the positive values emphasised before it gets into
the what is unwelcome behaviour and what to do about it.... the emphasis
is still on mediation, but it looks more positive from an outsiders
perspective.
While the wording could be a bit different in places, the overall
structure promotes the benefits and I'd like to see something similar
for PHP. As one of those outsiders looking in, and occasionally
considering contributing more, seeing something like that would make me
feel a lot more comfortable about being more proactive
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