Wikimedia community code of conduct
A code of conduct (CoC) is a set of guidelines which directs the behavior of all community members during their participation in that community.
The Wikimedia community does not currently have a document named "code of conduct".
Beginning in September 2019 the Wikimedia community began to develop the Universal Code of Conduct (UCoC), which was adopted in 2022.
Related policies and guidelines
- Terms of Use
- d:Q21079028 – global – wmf:Non discrimination policy – e.g. w:en:Wikipedia:Non-discrimination policy
- Meta:Civility
- Friendly space policies
- mw:Bug management/Phabricator etiquette
- Wikimedia Foundation – Code of conduct policy
- Code of conduct of the Board of Trustees (approved in April 2016)
- Code of Conduct for Wikimedia technical spaces approved by Wikimedia Foundation technical staff in 2017 (announcement and details)
- Local project policies
- d:Q4654593 – Project:Civility – e.g. w:en:Wikipedia:Civility
- d:Q3621820 – Project:Etiquette – e.g. w:en:Wikipedia:Etiquette
- d:Q4657367 – Project:Please do not bite the newcomers – e.g. w:en:Wikipedia:Please do not bite the newcomers
- d:Q4663356 – Project:Assume good faith – e.g. w:en:Wikipedia:Assume good faith
- d:Q4654725 – Project:No personal attacks – e.g. w:en:Wikipedia:No personal attacks
- d:Q10971677 – Project:Harassment – e.g. w:en:Wikipedia:Harassment
- d:Q8102641 – Category:Wikipedia conduct policies – e.g. w:en:Category:Wikipedia conduct policies
Wiki community group codes of conduct
- Wikimedia user groups/Agreement and code of conduct
- Wiki Project Med/Code of Conduct
- Wikimedia UK Trustee Code of Conduct – Based on the Nolan principles, a set of standards in the UK. Following an extensive research and deliberation process in 2012-12.
- v:WikiJournal User Group/Code of conduct draft
- Wikimedia New York City/Code of Conduct
- Code of conduct of Wikimedia Italia
- Art+Feminism User Group/Safe, Brave Space Policy
Codes of conduct for other online communities
- Contributor Covenant – a shared Code of Conduct adopted by many open-source projects
- Debian (Q7593) - General Resolution: code of conduct (has GPL2 as its free license)
- Django (Q842014) - Django Code of Conduct CC-By licensed
- GitHub Community Guidelines
- GNU Kind Communications Guidelines
- JavaScript – Code of Conduct
- Mozilla (Q9661) - Community Participation Guidelines – Creative Commons
- Python (Q28865) - Python Community Code of Conduct CC0
- Rust (Q575650) - Code of Conduct- MIT license – adopted by WHATWG (here) and others
- X (Q918) - Code of Conduct v1.0
- Ubuntu (Q381) - Ubuntu Code of Conduct v2.0 said to be CC-licensed, but this is doubted by Mozilla
- Write the Docs Code of Conduct – CC BY-NC-SA – based on Django's and updated in 2019
- Citizen Code of Conduct – CC-BY-SA
- Conference Code of Conduct
- YouTube, "harassment policy", discussed but not published?
- International Organization for Standardization (Q15028) - ISO Code of Conduct for the technical work
- Internet Archive
See also
- Grants:IdeaLab/Code of conduct synchronization
- d:Q2119819 – Code of conduct (article) – e.g. w:en:Code of conduct