LICENSE for Code of Conduct?

[isaacs]

I'm writing a code of conduct for npm.

I'd really love to use some of the language found in the "Conduct" section here: https://github.com/mozilla/rust/wiki/Note-development-policy#conduct

Is this document Creative Commons of any sort? I was thinking of a simple statement in the footer of our CoC, with something like:

This Code of Conduct uses language originally found in the [Rust Code of Conduct][].

I'm also borrowing liberally from the Stumptown Syndicate Citizens' Code of Conduct, and our CoC will be CC BY-SA-3.0

[brson]

Although the wiki does not make it clear, the Rust Code of Conduct is licensed the same as Rust and its documentation: MIT + Apache 2. I imagine we can be flexible and if that license doesn't work for you we can reconsider. Let me know.

[isaacs]

I believe that's ok, since MIT allows derivative works and sublicensing.

It's not exactly what I'd call a "substantial portion", so is it ok if I just mention the source, and release the result under CC-By-SA?

[brson]

Yes, I'm fine with that.

[thestinger]

Closing in favour of #5831.