Code of Conduct
The notion-enhancer organisation and community are purely for the purposes of involvement with and development of the notion-enhancer project.
At this point the notion-enhancer is an English-only space.
Standards
Engaging with other members of the community should be a respectful, harassment-free experience.
Content
Do not send disruptive, meaningless or repetitive messages (i.e. spam). If you would like to agree with something but do not have anything new to add, consider using an emoji reaction on the original message instead.
Do not use sexualised/inappropriate language or imagery. The community should be safe for anyone to join, and is not the place for that kind of content.
Though some general discussion may occur, this community is primarily for discussion of the notion-enhancer. It is not the place for personal arguments on potentially divisive topics to take place.
Conduct
You may not spitefully/offensively/hatefully towards another person for any reason. This includes treating another person differently according to their age/race/gender/religion etc.
Do not target other people with unwanted or repeated friend requests, mentions or direct messages. Respect people's personal space.
Do not act in an otherwise illegal manner (e.g. sharing private information without explicit permission).
Discuss constructively and attempt to consider what may appear best to others beyond yourself. Empathy and kindness can go a long way.
Etiquette
Use different repositories/channels appropriately according to their stated purposes, e.g. ask for help in #support instead of #general.
Include context in your messages and get straight to the point - i.e. never say "can someone help me" and wait for a response. Instead, say something like "can someone help me do _____, I'm on _____ and have already tried _____" (see nohello.net).
Before asking a question, read other recently sent messages and type the question's keywords into the search bar - more often than not, someone else has already asked and received an answer.
Enforcement
These rules are not up for debate and their enforcement and interpretation are up to the notion-enhancer team. This may vary from case to case, depending on the severity and context: e.g. breaking the etiquette guidelines may only result in a warning or the message being ignored, while attacking another person may lead to a temporary ban.