Tutorial/Social: Karma, accountability, and personal responsibility

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From @yossigil on October 6, 2016 16:50

Buzzwords

• Karma: This is how well you cooperate with others and with team work. (May be tied with your grade, if you are a student)
• Accountability: There is an individual in charge of every piece of code
• Personal responsibility: You identify your work as yours

  Rules

  1. You do not write code unless you deal with an open issue (open one if necessary)
  2. All classes you write bear your name
  3. You commit your work, and your work only
  4. You do not override the work of others
  5. You respond to TODOs assigned to you ( #394)
  6. You check your GitHub notifications frequetly, i..e, this
  7. You play nicely, cooppertively and politely
     • It is still OK to remove code commented out by others
     • It is still OK to revert commits in which there are classes with no @Author on them

Copied from original issue: SpartanRefactoring/Spartanizer#395

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