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# Hackers' Ethic | ||
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This Code of Ethics outlines core values guiding our conduct and decisions, prioritizing individual rights and collaborative continuity. | ||
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This framework is open to revisions that align with its aims and enhance our common understanding. | ||
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## Ethos | ||
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Guided by respect, autonomy, integrity, curiosity, and pragmatism, we challenge the status quo to solve real-world problems. | ||
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We forge and promote processes and tools which ensure ethical innovation for hackers _and_ humans alike. | ||
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Any who embrace this vision are welcome, uniting in pursuit of joint progress and freedom. | ||
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## Bond | ||
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My word as my Bond, I pledge to uphold this Ethic, recognizing these Tenets and Ethos as essential for productive cooperation. | ||
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In this spirit, I commit to thinking freely to ensure the same for others and dedicate myself to advancing the project, the well-being of its hackers, and my own skills. | ||
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## Tenets | ||
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1. **Purpose** — | ||
Advance [technical goals][goal] in alignment with the [leaderships'][lead] vision. | ||
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2. **Simplicity** — | ||
Strive for simplicity, avoiding unnecessary complexity. | ||
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3. **Transparency** — | ||
Build trust by documenting and sharing decisions promptly and consistently. | ||
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4. **Analysis** — | ||
Scrutinize change requests for quality, conciseness, and relevance. | ||
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5. **Accountability** — | ||
Eagerly own your actions and their impacts. | ||
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6. **Professionalism** — | ||
Treat _all_ hackers fairly, maintain decorum, and cultivate discipline. | ||
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7. **Flexibility** — | ||
Be open, collaborate, experiment, innovate, adapt, reify, and repeat... | ||
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## Scope | ||
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This code governs all interaction within [canonical project spaces][canon]. | ||
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## Eligibility | ||
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Contributing implies agreement with this Code of Ethics. Actions compromising it, including prioritizing external agendas or engaging in divisive conduct, are subject to review and [remediation][policy]. | ||
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[goal]: :URL | ||
[lead]: :URL | ||
[canon]: :URL | ||
[policy]: :URL | ||
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## Attribution | ||
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This Code is adapted from the [Hackers' Ethic](https://ethics.codes), version 1.0. | ||
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This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. | ||
To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0. |