Welcome to the Pop!_OS community, we’re excited for your input!
Pop!_OS is in its infancy and warmly welcomes all ideas. Let’s foster collaboration, and actively seek participation from everyone involved with an understanding that we all want to make Pop!_OS awesome.
Both the development of the OS and the process it entails are to remain open, agile, and contributor-friendly - this includes the:
- Code of Conduct
- Development Roadmap
- Where and how feedback is provided
- Feature requests
- Bug reports
- General community contribution
To ensure a productive, open, vibrant community, here are a few ground rules:
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Be considerate
We depend on a variety of opinions and ideas to innovate. This is an open environment, be respectful of others’ ideas, even if you disagree with them.
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Experiment
We encourage participants to feel empowered to experiment when innovation could improve the project. When inspiration strikes, go for it! No need to wait for a lead to present itself.
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Pass the ball.
If you leave or disengage with a project, please take the proper steps to ensure that others know how/where to pick up where you left off.
Similarly, if you are stuck, reach out. And remember that collaboration improves the quality of our work.
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Assume good intentions
To ensure this is a community where people feel comfortable to contribute productive criticism, thoughts, and ideas - assume that everyone here has good intention before we respond, or contribute to the group.
This Code is not complete. It is an inspirational guide to making awesome things together. It speaks to the core of the System76 environment, where smart people can make really cool things they love.
The Pop!_OS Code of Conduct is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 license. You may re-use it for your own project, and modify it as you wish, just please allow others to use your modifications and give credit to the Pop!_OS and Ubuntu Projects.
Our Code of Conduct is based on Ubuntu's Code of Conduct.