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Clarify "community venues" in the Code of Conduct #32
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@kpfell thank you for filing this. |
@puffnfresh No worries. ;) |
Indeed, that is very important. There's typelevel/scala#66 already, which will hopefully also address #33. We're working on it. |
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This is a first pass at a resolution for typelevel#32. There is almost certainly room for improvement and expansion. I wanted to get _something_ out there, as this has been delayed for far too long.
Looks like this is done via #53 |
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The current Code of Conduct states,
We should clarify which venues and events this line refers to--the Github repos? Google Group? IRC channel? Other places not listed on the "About" page? What venues, specifically, fall under the Typelevel umbrella? We should provide a comprehensive list of (online and offline) venues within the Code of Conduct itself.
Or, alternatively, if we created this list as a separate page within the website--then linked to it from the Code of Conduct--it would be helpful not only in enforcing the Code of Conduct, but in serving as a place to point newcomers who are seeking assistance.
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