BUG: update CONTRIBUTING with some community guidelines #293
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drakenclimber
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Looks great to me. Thanks for putting this together, @pcmoore
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| ## Interacting with the Community | |||
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| > "Be excellent to each other." - *Bill S. Preston, Esq.* | |||
Acked-by: Tom Hromatka <[email protected]> Signed-off-by: Paul Moore <[email protected]>
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An initial take of establishing some basic community guidelines and some maintainer rules for what to do when things go wrong. This generally isn't a problem for libseccomp so I'm trying to tread lightly here, but recent events had made it clear we need to be better prepared to handle issues relating to problematic individuals.
@drakenclimber please review and offer any comments, suggestions you may have.