For my personal projects, I am switching to a simpler Cod-I-mean-Code of Conduct, because I felt a bit ridiculous having something more elaborate no there when it's actually just me 99.72% of the time:https://github.com/wincent/wincent/blob/master/.github/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md …
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This *is* an actual code of conduct, it's just much briefer than most. The difference is that it doesn't use language tailored for projects with much larger communities. We're talking about a side-project with a single maintainer: there is no "project team", no "leadership" etc.
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Why does the language about the scope of the community and author matter?
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