Here are random thoughts for a Code of Conduct (not related to django, because I only use the doc there): -RTFM is not an acceptable answer without a link to a

Here are random thoughts for a Code of Conduct (not related to django, because I only use the doc there): -RTFM is not an acceptable answer without a link to a precise chapter (not to giant page). -"this has been answered" is not an acceptable answer without a link to the previous answer/question, and if it's repeatedly sent, then it's time to change the software UI or the doc (in this order of preference). -accessing the community (dev or user) should never force you to subscribe to a ML (we're in 2013, not 1993), or creating a password (use you imagination, github, or openID). -stale/inaccurate pages on the wiki are to be removed (not marked as "old" or whatever) every 2 months. Don't create a wiki if you can't handle it (your time is probably better spent developing I guess). -FAQs are useless, just change your intro/tuto/getting started or your UI.