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## Our Pledge ## Our Pledge
We, as members, contributors, maintainers, and creators of The Monero Project, We - as contributors to, maintainers of, and participants in The Monero Project -
pledge not to act stupidly, inappropriately, or with bad intent against another pledge not to act disruptively, inappropriately, or with bad intent against other
member in our Matrix/IRC community. participants in our Matrix/IRC communities.
## Scope
This Code of Conduct applies within The Monero Project's Matrix and Libera IRC channels,
which will be referred to as "community spaces" for the rest of the document.
This document intends to formalize basic conditions and guidelines toward the goal of
fostering a healthy and flourishing community. It does so by clearly defining limits and
responsibilities for both moderators and participants, as well as providing frameworks for
both their enforcement and the contestation of enforcement.
This document **DOES NOT** intend to decree or mandate the political or social atmosphere
within community spaces. The Monero community is rich, and you'll always find dissident
opinions. As long as we all respect the standards outlined below, all opinions are allowed
to be said in their appropriate channels. Online political discussions nearly never end well,
and as such participants are encouraged to be careful when engaging in such discourse.
## Our Standards ## Our Standards
Examples of behavior that contribute to being a good member in the Matrix/IRC space: Examples of behavior that contribute to being a good participant in community spaces:
* Empathy and kindness toward other people, most notably newcomers. * Being empathetic and kind towards other people, especially newcomers.
* Being respectful of different opinions, viewpoints, and experiences. * Being respectful of different opinions, viewpoints, and experiences.
* Accepting constructive feedback. * Accepting constructive feedback and taking responsibilty for one's own actions.
* Accepting responsibility and apologizing to those affected by our mistakes. * Apologizing to those affected by our actions when they violate our standards.
* Respecting each channel's intents. * Respecting each channel's intended function and purpose.
Examples of unacceptable behavior include: Examples of behaviors disruptive and inappropriate to community spaces include:
* Sexual-related discussions in primary channels or pornography sharing. * Discussing or sharing any content of a sexual nature in primary channels.
* Pattern of trolling and spamming, at which point it disrupt the channel. * Persistently trolling and spamming, specifically to the point it disrupts the channel.
* Harassing and/or Insulting another member. * Harassing and/or griefing other participants for any reason.
* Doxxing. * Doxxing, impersonating, scamming, or stalking participants in or out of the channel.
Some of these unacceptable behaviors have different severity according to the context Some of these unacceptable behaviors have different severity levels according to the context
and channel. Some channels are more lenient or strict than others, and are indicated to members. and channel. Some channels are more lenient or strict than others, and indicate as much to participants.
Discretion as to the leniency or strictness is left to the moderations, operating within this framework.
More generally, this list of bad behaviors covers the definition of a bad actor, as defined in More generally, this list of bad behaviors clarifies the definition of a bad actor provided in
the CONTRIBUTING policy of The Monero Project: the CONTRIBUTING policy of The Monero Project:
> A bad actor is someone who repeatedly ignores the rules and culture of the project, who is > A bad actor is someone who repeatedly ignores the rules and culture of the project, who is
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## Community moderators ## Community moderators
Community moderators are a set of individuals in the Matrix/IRC community space who have Community moderators are sets of individuals in the community spaces who have
moderation capabilities and have engaged themselves to contribute to this end. moderation capabilities and have volunteered themselves to contribute to this end.
- On Matrix, community moderators have the "Moderator" role. They are able to use the - On Matrix, community moderators have the "Moderator" role. They are able to use the
"banhammer" (or equivalent) bot account to take actions. "banhammer" (or equivalent) bot account to take actions.
- On IRC, community moderators have the "+o" (Owner) mode. They are able to use several - On IRC, community moderators have the "+o" (Owner) mode. They are able to use several
IRC commands to take actions. Be aware, not all Owners +o members are community moderators. IRC commands to take actions. Be aware, not all Owners +o members are community moderators.
### Becoming a moderator or Removing a moderator ### Becoming or removing a moderator
The group of moderators is managed by itself. New moderators are added at the existing Each group of moderators is managed by itself. New moderators are added at the existing
moderators' discretion. Existing moderators can be removed, if pleaded by the community, moderators' discretion. Existing moderators can be removed if petitioned by the community,
at the moderators' discretion. also at the moderators' discretion.
## Enforcement Responsibilities ## Enforcement Responsibilities
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and will take action in response to violations. and will take action in response to violations.
Community moderators have the right and responsibility to remove messages and media posted Community moderators have the right and responsibility to remove messages and media posted
by the malicious member and will communicate reasons for moderation decisions when appropriate. by the malicious participant and will communicate reasons for moderation decisions when appropriate.
Community moderators have the right and responsibility to discuss actions with other moderators Community moderators have the right and responsibility to discuss actions with other moderators
when the community pleads for revisions. when the community petitions for revisions.
## Scope
This Code of Conduct applies within The Monero Project's Matrix and Libera IRC channels,
which will be referred to as the Community Spaces in the rest of the document.
### What this document intends to be
This document intends to formalize basic rules so that moderators have easier understanding
and protection of their role, as well as setting the expectations of the community members
regarding the general health of the channels.
### What this document does not intend to be
This document **DOES NOT** intend to describe the IRC and Matrix channels as a Safe Space for
political affiliations or marginalized minorities.
The Monero community is rich, and you'll always find dissident opinions. As long as they
are respecting the prior rules, they're allowed to be said in the appropriate channels. Online
political discussions mostly never end well, and members are invited to be more careful
during such discourse.
## Enforcement Guidelines ## Enforcement Guidelines
Community moderators will follow these Community Impact Guidelines in determining Community moderators will follow these Community Impact Guidelines in determining
the consequences for a malicious member: the consequences for a malicious participant:
### 1. Correction ### 1. Correction
**Community Impact**: Use of inappropriate language or other behavior deemed **Community Impact**: Use of inappropriate language or other behavior deemed
offensive or unwelcome in the community or specific channel. offensive or unwelcome in the community or specific channel.
**Consequence**: A public, written warning from community moderators towards the responsible member. **Consequence**: A public, written warning from community moderators towards the responsible participant.
### 2. Warning ### 2. Warning
**Community Impact**: A violation through a single incident or series of **Community Impact**: A violation through a single incident or series of
actions. actions.
**Consequence**: A warning with consequences for continued behavior. Malicious member risk to be **Consequence**: A warning with consequences for continued behavior. The bad actor at risk of being
temporary banned from the channel or community space temporary removed from community space
### 3. Temporary Ban ### 3. Suspension
**Community Impact**: A serious violation of the prior rules, including **Community Impact**: A serious violation of the prior standards, including
sustained inappropriate behavior. sustained inappropriate behavior.
**Consequence**: A temporary ban of the member, between 3 days to 3 months **Consequence**: A temporary ban of the participant, between 3 days to 3 months
### 4. Long-term Ban ### 4. Long-term Ban
**Community Impact**: Demonstrating a pattern of violation of the rules. Demonstrating **Community Impact**: Demonstrating a pattern of violation of the standards. Demonstrating
the member can be define as a bad actor. the participant can be defined as a bad actor.
**Consequence**: A ban of at most 3 years. **Consequence**: A ban of at most 3 years.