This Code of Conduct outlines our expectations for participant behavior in the Celero project. We value free and open discussion, trust contributors to act like adults, and do not enforce overly restrictive rules—just basic respect.
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Be Respectful Treat others with courtesy and consideration. Disagreement is fine; personal attacks are not.
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Communicate Clearly Use straightforward language. If something isn't clear, ask for clarification rather than assume.
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Own Your Mistakes If you make an error—code, doc, or communication—own it, apologize briefly if needed, and help fix it.
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Keep It Professional Focus on the project. Off-topic banter is fine, but avoid harassment and personal insults.
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No Gatekeeping Everyone should be able to participate. Help newcomers, share context, and don't assume prior knowledge.
This Code applies to all interactions in:
- GitHub issues, pull requests, and reviews
- Project discussions (mailing lists, chat, forums)
- Presentations or any public events where Celero is represented
If someone behaves in a way that violates these principles, maintainers may:
- Remind them of this Code of Conduct.
- Moderate comments or PRs (edit or hide).
- Ban repeat offenders from contributing.
If you witness or experience behavior that violates this Code of Conduct, please contact the maintainers or open an issue tagged code-of-conduct.
This document is based on community best practices and adapted for Celero's culture of open, respectful collaboration.