Open Open Source
summary
Calls for concrete changes: add a code of conduct (use weallcontribute or Conf code of conduct), publish enforcement rules that treat incidents case‑by‑case, prioritise the safety of the hurt, and promise support not guaranteed safety. Improve README with install steps, code of conduct, security contact email, and explicit contribution pointers. File GitHub issues that state the fix in the title, give replication steps, forking and commit guidance, and labels like help wanted and starter issue. Use simple plain language, slackbot nudges for wording, and rotate moderators to avoid burnout.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Open Open Source
- 0:41@charlotteis
- 2:44What is and isn't, acceptable
- 3:31A pledge, to protect
- 3:57Conf Code of Conduct
- 4:56Deal with problematic behaviour
- 5:21enforcement
- 5:34We promise support, not safety
- 6:56Install node.js npm install unicorn unicorn ride
- 7:27Title of project Short description Link to CoC How to install and use it Link to tutorials
- 9:08Open Source is a great place to learn
- 13:09hey guys
- 16:36burn out is real
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