docs(coc.md): add Code of Conduct for Austin Hackers Association #197
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style(README.md): improve readability of local server URL The title formatting was updated to use the more common Markdown syntax for headers, which improves readability and consistency with other Markdown files. A website status badge was added to provide quick access to the live site and indicate its current status. The local server URL was also updated to be a clickable link, improving usability for those reading the README.
The copyright year was updated to reflect the current year, ensuring that the website's footer information is up-to-date.
The .tool-versions and .envrc files are added to the .gitignore file to prevent them from being tracked by Git. These files typically contain local development settings that should not be shared with the team or included in the repository.
The .tool-versions file was removed because it was no longer necessary. The project no longer relies on a specific version of Ruby, making the file redundant.
Introduce a Code of Conduct document to establish guidelines for behavior within the Austin Hackers Association (AHA!). This document outlines the expected conduct, including treating others with respect, avoiding harassment, and being accountable for one's actions. It also details the steps for handling violations, ensuring a safe and inclusive environment for all participants. The addition of this document aims to foster a community where everyone can enjoy and participate without fear of discrimination or harassment.
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nit: I think these render slightly better if it's just a single > or maybe none at all but no strong feelings about it
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It looks like trash and I will happily accept any and all format changes.
(I'm actually working on the #148 ticket for this reason)
Thank you. I did remove a bunch of those references but clearly not all. But providing some contact direction would be good. |
… process Introduce the 'Mob Rule' section to emphasize collective responsibility and the absence of a hierarchical leadership structure. This addition clarifies that everyone is accountable and has a voice in maintaining the community's standards. Improve the clarity of the confidential reporting process by specifying a contact method, ensuring members know how to report issues discreetly. These changes aim to foster a more inclusive and self-regulating community environment.
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Conehats should be mandatory for noobs and must give noobtalk in conehat |
\x27 and \x22 for life
I kind of love this too much 🤣 |
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LGTM |
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Here is a CoC from SecKC for reference/example |
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Introduce a Code of Conduct document to establish guidelines for behavior
within the Austin Hackers Association (AHA!). This document outlines the
expected conduct, including treating others with respect, avoiding harassment,
and being accountable for one's actions. It also details the steps for handling
violations, ensuring a safe and inclusive environment for all participants.
The addition of this document aims to foster a community where everyone can
enjoy and participate without fear of discrimination or harassment.