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Authors: Christoph Blecker, Joanna Lee, Arun Gupta, Alena Prokharchyk, Andres Vega, Emily Fox, Matt Farina
2023-04-20

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The presentation discusses the development of a new code of conduct body for the cloud native community, with a focus on community health and increasing understanding between members. The goal is to create a healthy community where everyone feels safe participating in.
  • The new code of conduct body is being developed to define common expectations and procedures for the cloud native community.
  • The goal is to create a healthy community where everyone feels safe participating in.
  • Increasing understanding between community members is essential to achieving this goal.
  • The code of conduct committee aims to provide transparency and fairness in the process, with clear conflict of interest procedures and multiple paths for reporting.
  • The committee also aims to promote restorative and transformative justice, in addition to traditional incident resolution procedures.
Authors: Jeremy Rickard, Jason DeTiberus, Danielle Lancashire, Hilliary Lipsig, Xander Grzywinski
2023-04-19

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The conference presentation discusses the Code of Conduct Committee's approach to handling reported instances of misconduct in the open-source community.
  • The committee emphasizes confidentiality and offers anonymous reporting options
  • They approach reported instances by discussing them as a group and looking at power dynamics and context
  • They also consider situations where the Code of Conduct may be weaponized against marginalized individuals
  • The committee encourages kindness and respect in all interactions within the community
Authors: Karen Chu, Matt Butcher
2021-10-14

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Tips for managing an open source community during the forming, storming, and norming phases
  • Frequently revisit documentation such as the quick start guide and maintainer guide to ensure they are up to date and remove barriers of entry
  • Acknowledge that disputes are unavoidable and have a code of conduct and governance in place before incidents occur
  • Establish coding standards to prevent mundane issues and remove nitpicky little problems
  • Respect volunteers as contributors and avoid treating them like employees
  • During the norming phase, revisit issue management strategies and use labels to streamline triaging and delegation of work