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SQLlite has also got probably the most well-tested code of conduct of any open source project in the world (aside from the other open source projects which use

SQLlite has also got probably the most well-tested code of conduct of any open source project in the world (aside from the other open source projects which use this CoC) https://sqlite.org/codeofethics.html https://sqlite.org/codeofethics.html

trasz 5y ago
Isn’t SQLite essentially not accepting outside contributions at all? In such a case this CoC really might work just fine. As would a red “GO AWAY” banner.
- wodenokoto 5y ago
  > This document continues to be used for its original purpose - providing a reference to fill in the "code of conduct" box on supplier registration forms.
nathcd 5y ago
I wonder if they've ever had to enforce "Be not drowsy" or "Be in dread of hell".
rpmisms 5y ago
I don't think anyone can reasonably get angry over someone else following these. Good rules.
- hstan4 5y ago
  Haha I’d love to agree but it seems there are plenty of people in this thread that are upset about it nonetheless
  - rpmisms 5y ago
    Well, you can agree, and they can continue being upset about other people's life choices. Letting the pop vox dictate your speech isn't wise.
  - syshum 5y ago
    You can find that just about any statement will result in plenty of people being upset about it. We in the first world society have made life so resource abundant that people need to invent new ways to be seen as a victim, be offended by anything or oppressed in some way.
- jrimbault 5y ago
  > Speak no useless words or words that move to laughter. I'm extremely biased coming from a family with a long tradition of atheism and even anticlerical "militantism".
  - jrimbault 5y ago
    PS: the second line here, though true, is meant as a meta-joke contradicting the quoted commandment
lifeisstillgood 5y ago
> Be in dread of hell. I have thought about this one a bit, as an Atheist, and frankly, I have a problem with it. Ok, heaven, yes. Eternal peace and love, sounds great. Hell, obviously bad, the torture, the pain. But, to suffer pain I need to be conscious, awake, aware. For all Eternity. And surely the Demons must take breaks. nip out for a quick fag. Maybe a long lunch at the pub. I mean they might not tell Satan they were doing it - these are evil beings after all, not known for following the rules. So 15 minutes here, an hour there. Over a week it will add up. And weeks add up over all of eternity for infinite time. I mean. You could manage. If you knew you had infinite time, to think, to be. Compared to my belief, extinction, Hell is probably good runners up medal.

trasz 5y ago

Isn’t SQLite essentially not accepting outside contributions at all? In such a case this CoC really might work just fine. As would a red “GO AWAY” banner.

wodenokoto 5y ago
> This document continues to be used for its original purpose - providing a reference to fill in the "code of conduct" box on supplier registration forms.

nathcd 5y ago

I wonder if they've ever had to enforce "Be not drowsy" or "Be in dread of hell".

rpmisms 5y ago

I don't think anyone can reasonably get angry over someone else following these. Good rules.

hstan4 5y ago
Haha I’d love to agree but it seems there are plenty of people in this thread that are upset about it nonetheless
- rpmisms 5y ago
  Well, you can agree, and they can continue being upset about other people's life choices. Letting the pop vox dictate your speech isn't wise.
- syshum 5y ago
  You can find that just about any statement will result in plenty of people being upset about it. We in the first world society have made life so resource abundant that people need to invent new ways to be seen as a victim, be offended by anything or oppressed in some way.
jrimbault 5y ago
> Speak no useless words or words that move to laughter. I'm extremely biased coming from a family with a long tradition of atheism and even anticlerical "militantism".
- jrimbault 5y ago
  PS: the second line here, though true, is meant as a meta-joke contradicting the quoted commandment

lifeisstillgood 5y ago

> Be in dread of hell. I have thought about this one a bit, as an Atheist, and frankly, I have a problem with it. Ok, heaven, yes. Eternal peace and love, sounds great. Hell, obviously bad, the torture, the pain. But, to suffer pain I need to be conscious, awake, aware. For all Eternity. And surely the Demons must take breaks. nip out for a quick fag. Maybe a long lunch at the pub. I mean they might not tell Satan they were doing it - these are evil beings after all, not known for following the rules. So 15 minutes here, an hour there. Over a week it will add up. And weeks add up over all of eternity for infinite time. I mean. You could manage. If you knew you had infinite time, to think, to be. Compared to my belief, extinction, Hell is probably good runners up medal.