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excuse me, what

• bitwize 5mo ago
  The people with commit bits to SQLite are a known, fixed, small set of individuals, all Christians. They decided to dispense with the usual Contributor Covenant derived code of conduct and adopt their own based on their shared value system. Unfortunately it doesn't actually meet the requirements for an open source code of conduct.
  • graemep 5mo ago
    Whose requirements? for a code of conduct? I would have thought its up to each project to decide on their requirements. There is no central authority that decides how to run an open source project.
    • d1sxeyes 5mo ago
      Exactly. Even more true when contributions are not open: https://sqlite.org/copyright.html#:~:text=Open%2DSource%2C%20not%20Open%2DContribution https://sqlite.org/copyright.html#:~:text=Open%2DSource%2C%2...
      • whattheheckheck 5mo ago
        You can fork it
        • graemep 5mo ago
          If you fork it you can have your own code of conduct for your fork.
    • bitwize 5mo ago
      Corporate requirements, apparently. Some of SQLite's corporate users insisted on a CoC that met certain requirements, which the Code of Ethics did not meet.