All my projects strictly focus on the technical aspects of the project. They don't have a code of conduct. Occasionally I use contributing guidelines to prevent abusing the issue tracker and stating expected commit standards.
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As an independent developer, I'm not sure if this is noteworthy. I do want to make it clear that I'm not pushing for or against identity politics though. My projects are for everyone who wants to use them.
Tbh idc if I get kicked of Codeberg for even mentioning this because I'm technically an enemy to them (politically I'm a classic liberal, not modern liberal). It'll force me to look into self hosting a VCS, which is something I'm interested in doing anyway because GitHub has been going through enshitification since it lost its independence.
All my projects strictly focus on the technical aspects of the project. They don't have a code of conduct. Occasionally I use contributing guidelines to prevent abusing the issue tracker and stating expected commit standards.
See:
As an independent developer, I'm not sure if this is noteworthy. I do want to make it clear that I'm not pushing for or against identity politics though. My projects are for everyone who wants to use them.
Tbh idc if I get kicked of Codeberg for even mentioning this because I'm technically an enemy to them (politically I'm a classic liberal, not modern liberal). It'll force me to look into self hosting a VCS, which is something I'm interested in doing anyway because GitHub has been going through enshitification since it lost its independence.