Participants are expected to keep discussion technical, concrete, and respectful. Good-faith disagreement about architecture, security tradeoffs, lab fidelity, documentation, and implementation details is welcome.
Expected behavior includes:
- focusing criticism on ideas, code, evidence, and project goals
- giving enough context for others to understand a concern
- accepting that maintainers may reject changes that do not fit the project
- avoiding personal attacks, harassment, and discriminatory language
- not publishing private information without permission
- not using project spaces to coordinate unauthorized activity
This code of conduct applies to project spaces, including issues, pull requests, discussions, documentation contributions, and other repository-linked collaboration.
Report conduct concerns privately to the maintainer through the contact path listed on Brad Edwards' GitHub profile.
Reports will be handled as practically and fairly as possible, including removing comments, closing threads, declining contributions, or blocking participants when needed.
This document is intentionally minimal and project-specific. It is informed by common open-source conduct policies, including the Contributor Covenant, but it is not a verbatim copy.