Code of conduct evaluations

A code of conduct is a document which sets out expectations for members of a community, with regard to how they will behave toward each other.

Important elements of an effective code of conduct include:

• Specific descriptions of common but unacceptable behavior (sexist jokes, etc.)
• Reporting instructions with contact information
• Information about how it may be enforced

Codes of conduct which lack any one of these items tend not to have the intended effect. This wiki includes resources for your event or group to adopt a code of conduct.

Communities/projects/etc which have a code of conduct include:

	License	Descriptions of common but unacceptable behavior?	Reporting instructions with contact information?	Information about enforcement?
Geek Feminism (see also resources for adopting it) (recommended)	Public domain	Yes	Yes	Yes
Django (recommended)		Yes	Yes	Yes
Rust (recommended)		Yes	Yes	Some
Drupal		No	Yes	No
Ubuntu		No	No	No
Sugar		Some	No	No
GNOME		No	No	No (explicitly states code of conduct will not be enforced)
Mozilla		No	Some	No
KDE		Some	No	Some
OpenStack Foundation		Some	No	No
Python		No	No	No
Fedora		No	No	No
Joomla (derived from Ubuntu CoC)		No	No	No
TYPO3 (derived from Ubuntu CoC)		No	No	No
TwitterOSS (derived from Python, Ubuntu, and Mozilla)		No	No	No

Related lists of guidelines

Not quite project codes of conduct, but related community statements:

• Tizen Community Guidelines
• Dreamwidth advocacy code of conduct
• CACert community principles

Community policies

See:

• Community anti-harassment
• Conference anti-harassment
• Diversity statement