# Code of Conduct

## The short version

Be decent to each other. This is a spare-time project; everyone here is
spending time they didn't have to.

## What that means

* Assume the other side is trying to help. A bug report written in a hurry
  is still someone taking the time to write it.
* Criticize the code, the design, the decision — not the person who made it.
* Harassment, insults, and personal attacks are not welcome here, and
  neither is unwanted contact after someone has asked you to stop.
* No one owes you a fix, an answer, or a schedule. Asking is fine, pressing
  is not.
* English in issues, discussions and pull requests, so everyone can follow
  along.

## Scope

This applies in the issue tracker, in discussions, in pull requests and
anywhere else this project is being worked on.

## If something goes wrong

Reach the maintainer through GitHub's **Report a vulnerability** button on
the repository's Security tab. It is meant for security reports, but it is
the only private channel this project has, and it beats saying nothing —
open it and say plainly that this is about conduct, not a vulnerability.

If you would rather not go through the maintainer at all, GitHub takes
reports directly at https://github.com/contact/report-abuse.

Expect an answer within a week. What follows is a decision: a warning, a
removed comment, or a block from the repository, depending on what happened.