CoreLink Platform is developed in a professional, technical community. Participation in repositories, issues, pull requests, discussions, reviews, and project spaces requires respectful and constructive behavior.
- Focus criticism on ideas, code, interfaces, evidence, and outcomes rather than people.
- Use clear, professional language and assume good-faith technical disagreement unless evidence shows otherwise.
- Respect privacy, security boundaries, customer confidentiality, and contributor consent.
- Give actionable review feedback and distinguish blocking defects from preferences.
- Correct mistakes transparently and update stale claims when repository evidence changes.
Harassment, threats, discrimination, sexualized conduct, doxxing, deliberate disclosure of private information, sustained personal attacks, spam, and attempts to bypass security or authorization controls are not acceptable.
This policy applies to CoreLink-managed GitHub spaces and to project-related interactions where a participant is representing CoreLink.
For conduct concerns, use a private channel available to the CoreLink maintainers rather than a public issue when disclosure could harm a participant. Security vulnerabilities must follow SECURITY.md and must not be reported through public issues.
Maintainers may edit or remove inappropriate content, restrict participation, close conversations, or escalate repeated/severe incidents. Enforcement decisions should be proportionate, documented where appropriate, and avoid exposing private reporter information.
This project may adopt a more formal community enforcement process as the contributor community grows.