Ironclad’s community channels feature some communication guidelines. We use these to set a base set of rules and expectations for the project’s online presence, and in doing so, ensuring an inclusive and respectful space for collaboration where everyone can take part, regardless of social background, gender, or other personal attributes.
These guidelines are applied to official communities, pull requests to official repostories, contributions to the project, and all other aspects that involve inter-personal communication and Ironclad.
We use the GNU Kind Communications Guidelines.
Enforcement of these guidelines is left to the moderation of the affected community, or developers of the affected project, and actions may be taken by these people as needed. These actions could include notices, all the way to exclusion from the community.
No action will be taken suddenly without notices to the affected users unless the nature of the issue needs instant removal for the safety of those involved in the project.
For reporting, we encourage communicating with the moderators of the affected channel directly. A list of the moderators of the official spaces can be found at organisational structure section. Email can be used for anonymous reports.
When reporting behaviour, remember to attach related evidence of the event to report, and to stay tuned to the communication channel chosen for the report for further questions or information requests.