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Add a Code of Conduct #12751
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Btw, I used admin@brackets.io as a contact address as it's the only one I know of that is a generic one that only Adobe people (but not just one, I suppose) can read. |
ficristo
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zaggino
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@bethomas : Could you take a quick look at this PR and see if we are good to go? |
petetnt
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swmitra
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@marcelgerber Just in time 😄 This was a long pending change required to keep the community interactions constructive 👍 |
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Sure @ficristo. I would love to do that myself 😄 |
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Adds a copy of the Contributor Covenant Code of Conduct to Brackets. There have been numerous big projects that have done so before (see http://contributor-covenant.org/#who), and I don't see any particular reason why we shouldn't also have one, except for maybe the added responsibility, but we should have that anyway.
cc @bethomas