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SUMMARY:The code of conduct has been broken. Now what? - Paloma Oliveira
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DESCRIPTION:Code of conduct is an indispensable item for any event or comm
 unity nowadays. Derived from the Contributor Covenant\, such rules have be
 en replicated as a template\, and are rarely created by communities\, crea
 ting a void between what is written and what is needed. Based on my point 
 of view as co-organizer of PyLadies Berlin\, this talk intends to share ou
 r experience so that other organizers can have tools at hand to better act
  when code is hurt.
LOCATION:Stage 1
URL:https://program.foss-backstage.de/fossback23/talk/GRUPZW/
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