Version 2.0.3 | Canonical policy
This project uses OpenPhysical's Bounded Contribution Policy.
This project welcomes technical contributions from people of all backgrounds. We focus on building and maintaining specific technical products. All discussions and contributions must align with the following principles.
All contributions must directly support the project's technical goals. Off-topic discussions, regardless of intent, are out of scope.
Each contribution is evaluated based on its technical merit and relevance to the project. Personal identity, background, seniority, or organisational affiliation do not factor into acceptance decisions.
Discussions should be clear, concise, and directly related to the problem at hand. Extended commentary or general debate is discouraged unless it advances the project's technical objectives.
Feedback must be specific, actionable, and directed toward improving the work. General critique without technical context or suggested improvements does not advance the project.
Appropriate humour that reinforces project focus is welcome when it maintains a professional tone and supports productive collaboration.
Project maintainers are not obligated to respond to all input. Engagement is prioritised based on project needs, technical relevance, and available resources.
This project maintains a neutral technical focus. Social, political, or ideological discussions are outside the project's scope. All participation must reflect this technical orientation.
These principles apply consistently to all participants. Violations may result in rejection of contributions, removal of access, or other actions necessary to maintain project focus.
Project maintainers may remove, edit, or reject comments, commits, code, wiki edits, issues, and other contributions that do not align with this policy. Reasons for moderation decisions will be communicated when appropriate.
This policy applies in all project spaces, including:
- GitHub issues, pull requests, and discussions
- Project documentation
- Community channels officially associated with the project
Report policy concerns privately to opensource@mistial.dev. Maintainers decide the appropriate response based on the technical scope and available evidence.