Everyone is welcome to participate. We value good-faith questions, reports, ideas, and contributions from people of all backgrounds and experience levels.
This project is maintained in limited time. Participation must be respectful, constructive, and mindful of that time.
Acceptable behavior includes communicating respectfully, following the repository guidelines, providing requested technical information, making a good-faith effort to help investigate reported problems, and respecting maintainers' final decisions while remaining free to disagree constructively.
Unacceptable behavior includes:
- Insults, threats, harassment, discrimination, sexualized attention, or personal attacks.
- Demanding work, repeatedly arguing after a decision has been made, or treating maintainers and contributors as a support service.
- Spam, deliberate disruption, off-topic posts, or opening multiple low-quality reports or feature requests in a short period of time.
- Repeatedly ignoring issue templates, contribution guidelines, moderator instructions, or requests for information.
- Impersonation, coordinated abuse, or using alternate accounts to evade a warning, block, interaction limit, or other moderation action.
- Publishing another person's private information without permission.
Criticism of the software and technical decisions is welcome. Hostility toward people is not.
This Code of Conduct applies to all project spaces, including Issues, Pull Requests, Discussions, and other communication associated with the project. It also applies when someone publicly represents the project or its community.
Issue-tracker participation must also follow CONTRIBUTING.md. Questions and early-stage ideas belong in GitHub Discussions, not Issues.
Maintainers may edit, hide, lock, or remove content; close or limit interactions; and temporarily or permanently block participants when behavior is inappropriate, disruptive, or contrary to these rules.
When practical, maintainers will first explain the problem and give the participant an opportunity to correct it. A warning is not guaranteed for serious abuse, obvious spam, threats, harassment, impersonation, or moderation evasion.
Account age and history may be considered as anti-abuse signals when deciding whether additional verification or moderation is necessary. Rules are based on behavior, not on nationality, ethnicity, age, language, or any other personal identity. Creating or rotating accounts to evade controls may result in an immediate block of all associated accounts.
Possible responses include a correction request, a warning, a temporary restriction, or a permanent restriction. Maintainers may choose the response appropriate to the behavior and its history; these steps do not have to be applied in order.
Report conduct problems privately to the maintainer using the contact details on the maintainer's GitHub profile. Include links, screenshots, or other relevant context when possible. Reports will be handled as confidentially as reasonably possible. Do not open a public Issue to report a Code of Conduct violation.
Maintainers are responsible for clarifying and enforcing these standards. They must apply them in good faith and may recuse themselves when they cannot review a matter impartially.