I think it would be good for the project to adopt a Code of Conduct that outlines the behaviour expected from people involved in the project (issue makers, bug triagers, developers, community organizers, etc.).
Personally I like the GNOME Code of Conduct for its article on "safety vs comfort". I think many options are available to us though.
I believe it's particularly important considering the kinds of communities that are likely to be hosted using Sublinks and the behaviour many of us have seen in another project that I believe we do not want to replicate here.
I'm not sure Project maintainers are necessarily the best people to deal with such cases - especially when project maintainers often mean people writing code rather than people working in other ways.
I think a clause around protecting marginalized voices over privileged people's comfort would be good.
The email that complaints are supposed to be sent to is currently empty.
I think it would be good for the project to adopt a Code of Conduct that outlines the behaviour expected from people involved in the project (issue makers, bug triagers, developers, community organizers, etc.).
Personally I like the GNOME Code of Conduct for its article on "safety vs comfort". I think many options are available to us though.
I believe it's particularly important considering the kinds of communities that are likely to be hosted using Sublinks and the behaviour many of us have seen in another project that I believe we do not want to replicate here.