Re: Scummvm-devel Digest, Vol 28, Issue 8

Hi there,

I personally do not think we need anything like that.

If anything goes really sour (and I can't remember anything like that anyway, we are a team after all, normally working as a team, anything else would crash and burn anyway, what actually really matters is the code plus documentation), I rather have sev look into the matter and react appropriately. He's the project lead after all and I fully trust his judgement.

"it would be a good example going forward to have a written code-of-conduct."

Why?

Kind Regards
  Martin

> I think csnover had a point when he mentioned that we should have a code-of-conduct that’s easily discoverable for anyone.
> 
> Could we just for the time being simply copy/paste an acceptable code-of-conduct from another project, maybe Ubuntu, and post it somewhere on the ScummVM webpage or GitHub where it is easily discoverable?
> 
> ScummVM is a prestigious project that’s highly visible in the news etc. it would be a good example going forward to have a written code-of-conduct.
> 
> This is just my opinion, what does everybody else think?
> 
> Cheers,
> rsn8887

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