Hey, any thoughts on this?

Hello Matthew,

If you're talking about the Fedora Code of Conduct, I think, since the getfedora.org is addressed to non-contributors, it's not mandatory mention it in the public site.

If you're referring to a CoC about the general use of Fedora resources , if existing, it seems appropriate to me.

Gabri

I agree with @mailga here:

• getfedora is a brochure website targeting end-users. Is there any reason why to mention a CoC in this website? We point users who want to start to contribute, to the CoC once they go to the Join page.
• If you think it is mandatory, then we should unify all footers and not just getfedora; the PR we have for this in fact has only a fix for getfedora, not for other websites.
• The CoC is for contributors. Also is CommBlog for contributors. Before having a link on getfedora, why don't we have a link to the CoC on CommBlog, where we target contributors?

I believe we should put this on the getfedora.org website. I do not believe this should be blocked by it's absence on other sites (and we should open tickets for them). I do not believe this should be blocked waiting on a unified footer. I'll open a ticket for the commblog now.

I think it's important to make the code of conduct highly visible to all of current contributors, potential contributors, and to users. It should be seen early, rather than as part of joining, because that helps set the tone.

@bex we already have same footers for all websites, thanks for the CommBlog ticket.

@mattdm OK, we will add this with Beta release.

See: https://pagure.io/fedora-websites/pull-request/793
Will be live at Fedora 28 Beta release date.