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Summary: > In summary, it appears to this humble observer that The Code of Conduct process at The Linux Foundation went very badly off the rails with regard to
by aaronchall 7y ago
Summary:
> In summary, it appears to this humble observer that The Code of Conduct process at The Linux Foundation went very badly off the rails with regard to Charles Max Wood. That LF owes Mr. Wood, and the Software Community at large, a profound apology. That LF should keep all future Code of Conduct complaints and decisions personal and confidential. That LF should publish and follow a well defined process for accepting, reviewing, and adjudicating future Code of Conduct complaints. And that some form of reparation be provided to Mr. Wood for the public harm that was done to him by the careless and unprofessional behavior of The Linux Foundation.
> Yours
> Robert C. Martin.
- McGlockenshire 7y ago> That LF should keep all future Code of Conduct complaints and decisions personal and confidential. That LF should publish and follow a well defined process for accepting, reviewing, and adjudicating future Code of Conduct complaints. How any organization of any significant size can adopt a CoC without having these types of policies in place is madness. Especially handling it in private first!