Code Conduct

Purpose

esLibre believes in a community open to everyone. As such, we are committed to providing a friendly, safe and welcoming environment for all regardless of gender, gender, sexual orientation, specific abilities/needs, ethnicity or place of birth, religion (even preferred operating system or programming language and text editor!)

We are looking for people who want to talk about free culture with empathy.

This code of conduct aims to show our willingness to create a safe and relaxed environment at the event, committing participants, volunteers and speakers to be responsible and respectful.

Open Source Citizenship

An additional goal of this code of conduct is to increase open source citizenship by encouraging participants to recognize and strengthen the relationships between what we do and the wider community.

En el servicio de este objetivo, los organizadores de esLibre recogerán candidaturas de personas ejemplares a lo largo de todo el evento y reconocerán selectos participantes después de la conferencia en el sitio web.

In service of this goal, esLibre organizers will collect nominations from exemplary individuals throughout the event and will recognize select participants after the conference on the website.

You can nominate someone by informing any member of the organization about it throughout the congress.

Thank you for…

• Be considerate, respectful, and collaborative.
• Refrain from degrading, discriminatory or harassing behavior.
• Be aware of the surroundings and your participants companions. Alert the organization if you observe a dangerous situation or think someone needs help.
• Participate in an authentic and active way. By doing so, you are helping to make esLibre a reality.
• Helping us share content and reach all kinds of people and environments, that’s the spirit of esLibre!
• Do not send spam, copyrighted content or in general illegal content through official channels.

Please report if you witness the following behaviors:

• Intimidating, harassing, abusive, discriminatory, derogatory or degrading actions or words by any attendee or participant of esLibre and related events.
• Spam in activities and event groups, suspicious files, pishing and malware.
• Comments that are derogatory and threats related to gender.
• Comments that are transphobes, TERFs and similar.
• Derogatory comments and threats against people of any sexual orientation.
• Racist comments and threats.
• Comments and threats against people for their religion, belief or spirituality, of any kind.
• Comments and threats that exalt fascism, genocide, supremacism, or of any political nature that promote intolerance.
• Non-consensual and decontextualized use of nudity or abuse of privacy.
• Harassment of any kind, against someone or a group of people.
• The use of images of people without consent.

The event reserves the right to expand this list in order to protect the people who participate and attend the congress.

The esLibre organization takes this issue very seriously, and will take the following steps if necessary:

• Any alerted behavior will be quickly managed and there will be no exceptions for speakers, organization, attendees or esLibre participants.
• The organization is responsible for creating an adequate and safe environment, and therefore listens to suggestions and not just notices.
• If deemed appropriate, the event reserves the right to permanent expulsion of participants with toxic behaviors mentioned above.

What to do if you witness or are the object of unacceptable behavior?

If you are involved in unacceptable behavior, you witness another person with this behavior or have other concerns, please report it to the organization as soon as possible. To do this, contact any person in the organization in the chat that they will enable, report it on our social networks (Mastodon y Twitter) or notify by the Matrix/Telegram group.

Remember: The esLibre team will be available to assist anyone participating in the congress as local safety contacts or to offer any kind of assistance to those who experience unacceptable behavior.

Thank you for helping us create a safe environment!

We are confident that the event will go great, but if something happens we will be there to manage it quickly. We want to create an open and healthy community, so we need your help for that: enjoy the event, share and learn; from the organization we will make sure that everyone feels comfortable.

Contact information

If you feel the need to contact us, remember through which you can contact us at any time:

• Email: hola@eslib.re
• Matrix: #esLibre:matrix.org
• Telegram: @esLibre
• Mastodon: @eslibre@floss.social
• Twitter: @esLibre_

License and Attribution

The event conduct code can be found at https://eslib.re/conducta/ and it is an adaptation according to our criteria and needs of the impressive work of the Open Source Bridge. The original is available at http://opensourcebridge.org/about/code-of-conduct/ and is released under a license Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International (CC BY-SA 4.0).