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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 deci
by graemep 6mo 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 6mo agoExactly. 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 6mo agoYou can fork it
- graemep 6mo agoIf you fork it you can have your own code of conduct for your fork.
- bitwize 6mo agoCorporate requirements, apparently. Some of SQLite's corporate users insisted on a CoC that met certain requirements, which the Code of Ethics did not meet.