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One puts things of secondary importance in parentheses. Parenthesizing a certain category of people is like declaring them second-class citizens, which is completely opposite to the spirit of this manifest.
This PR links to the specified url for DE and EN of cc 4.0 international. Thanks for the hint, @lucaspinto ! :)
This changes the words "ability" and "Befähigung" to the words "disability" and "Behinderung". The reasoning is that "ability" calling the issue by its name. The bad translation into German is...
This PR removes the entire "expected behaviour" paragraph. The reason is that all points are problematic or redundant. In detail: > Participate in an authentic and active way. In doing...
This PR adds gender identity and expression to the Berlin Code of Conduct. Gender identity and gender are not the same thing, and I hope this change can help Berlin...
So @1000miles and I went through the English version (as this is the default from which we translate into other languages) and decided to extend the categories on which discrimination...
Hi @chastell, @lucaspinto, @10ko, @catalanojuan, @porras, we changed some sizeable pieces of the CoC today, of which some need translator attendance. These issues are labeled with "translation needed". https://github.com/rubyberlin/code-of-conduct/pulls?utf8=%E2%9C%93&q=is%3Apr%20label%3A%22translation%20needed%22%20 Please...
- [ ] The website should always use HTTPS and redirect if it doesn’t. - [ ] The path (= language) must to be kept during the redirect. - [...
### The issue There are many translations of the CoC _(I'm not even talking cached versions, etc.)_, and sometimes translations are not quite up-to-date with the original. How can we...
