gempy-project
Code of Conduct for GemPy community interaction
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. The template for asking questions should be improved so that better questions with more understandable content can be submitted. The current heading "What is your question?" may not be clear enough to provide a proper problem description.
Describe the solution you'd like Elements of the bug report and feature request template such as providing code samples, Screenshots, or the used versions should be provided as headlines to guide users through the template. This way questions could be preserved in a better way, they can be searched more easily and will be easier understandable for future users with the same issues.
I think the project could also adopt a code of conduct, there are a lot of issues posted by users who are new to github and to how open source software development works which will likely cause fatigue in maintainers / friction / hostile communications. Having a code of conduct and displaying it prominently in the issue templates, readme, etc can help addressing issues or as a reminder to keep things civil. note: this isn't in reference to anything specific I have seen or experienced in this project, but from my experience with my own project
It sounds like we should make use of the new GitHub Discussion forums and FAQs that you mentioned, @AlexanderJuestel - and we should clearly state in the contributions.md which forum is applicable for which type of question (as mentioned by @AndrewAnnex ).
Just came across this example code of conduct (on pygmt):
https://www.contributor-covenant.org/version/1/4/code-of-conduct/
Could directly be adapted in gempy, I think.
@flohorovicic I just renamed the issue as it seems that we need a code of conduct for interactions of the community as proposed by @AndrewAnnex and you
A code of conduct was added in https://github.com/cgre-aachen/gempy/commit/3550e4b6841a154f61997b02e4b14f6f8bf56ed3 and will be merged with #640
