On the Linux Kernel’s Code of Conflict
Submitted by Roy Schestowitz on Wednesday 11th of March 2015 02:24:58 PM
Last week, 60 kernel developers signed off on a small patch called the Code of Conflict that provides guidelines for discourse in the kernel community and outlines a path for mediation if someone feels abused or threatened. The code was written by kernel maintainer Greg K-H, supported by many of the most prolific maintainers and developers of the kernel community and accepted into the kernel by Linus Torvalds himself.
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