Code of conduct

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The rule everyone follows in the project's spaces: issues, pull requests, discussions, reviews. The repository's CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md is the English text; this page is its reference in both languages.

What is expected

quest'n'click is a small project with one maintainer. Everyone who opens an issue, a pull request or a discussion is expected to be respectful:

• no harassment;
• no insults;
• no discrimination;
• no publishing of someone else's private information.

Disagreement is welcome when it is about the code, the content or the decision, and stays polite.

Reporting a breach

One channel, private: the repository's report form, the Security tab, Report a vulnerability (https://github.com/wanoo/quest-n-click/security/advisories/new). It is meant for vulnerabilities, but only the maintainer sees what you write there, so it takes a conduct report too: say in its title that it is one. Any GitHub account can use it, a collaborator or not. Reports are read, answered, and kept private.

Limit · no-report-address The project publishes no email address for reports, and GitHub has no private messages between accounts. If the Security tab offers no "Report a vulnerability" button, open an issue that says only "I need a private channel for a conduct report", with no detail: the maintainer opens a private advisory and adds you to it.

What follows a breach

• A first breach gets a warning.
• A repeated or serious one gets a ban from the project's spaces.
• The maintainer's own conduct is held to the same rule: tell them.

Where it comes from

This is a short, specific version of the Contributor Covenant 2.1 idea, written for a project this size.

Related identifiers

• Security policy (vulnerabilities go there, not here).
• Governance, Welcome.

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