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Enforcement Guidelines for FileSystemPro

This document outlines the process for handling reports of Code of Conduct violations in the FileSystemPro community. Our goal is to create a safe, inclusive environment where all participants feel welcome. Enforcement is carried out by the project maintainers, and we commit to handling all reports promptly, fairly, and transparently.

Reporting a Violation

If you experience or witness behavior that violates the Code of Conduct, please report it immediately. Reports should be sent to the project maintainers via:

  • Email: heitor.bardemaker@live.com
  • GitHub Issue: Open a private issue marked as "Security" or "Confidential" (if sensitive).
  • Direct Message: DM @BisnetoDev on X (formerly Twitter) for urgent matters.

Your report should include:

  • The nature of the incident (what happened, when, where—e.g., GitHub issue, PR, discussion).
  • Involved parties (usernames/emails, without sharing private info).
  • Any supporting evidence (screenshots, links—redact sensitive data).
  • Impact on you or the community.

We will acknowledge your report within 48 hours and keep you updated on progress.

Confidentiality

All reports are handled confidentially. We will not disclose your identity without explicit permission. Reports are shared only with other maintainers as needed for investigation. If the report involves a minor, we may involve appropriate authorities.

Investigation Process

  1. Acknowledgment: Confirm receipt and assure confidentiality.
  2. Assessment: Review the report against the Code of Conduct. If unclear, seek clarification.
  3. Gathering Facts: Collect additional context from involved parties (anonymously where possible). We may temporarily suspend actions (e.g., close issues) during review.
  4. Decision: Determine if a violation occurred and appropriate response (see below).
  5. Resolution: Implement actions and notify reporter/outcome (without violating privacy).
  6. Follow-Up: Check in with reporter post-resolution; update guidelines if patterns emerge.

Investigations aim to conclude within 7 days, but complex cases may take longer. Maintainers prioritize empathy and proportionality.

Possible Responses

Responses are tailored to severity and context, focusing on harm reduction and education:

  • Warnings: Private note to the individual, clarifying the issue and expected behavior.
  • Temporary Restrictions: Limit participation (e.g., comment muting, PR blocking) for 1-4 weeks.
  • Permanent Bans: Full exclusion from community spaces (e.g., repo access revoked).
  • Escalation: For severe cases (e.g., threats), involve law enforcement or GitHub support.

No retaliation against reporters—any such behavior is a separate violation.

Appeals

If you believe an enforcement action was unfair, appeal within 7 days via the same channels. Provide new evidence or context. Appeals are reviewed by at least two maintainers; decisions are final.

Maintainers' Responsibilities

  • Training: All maintainers review this document annually.
  • Logging: Track reports/actions internally (anonymized) for transparency.
  • Updates: Revise guidelines based on community feedback; announce changes.

If you're a maintainer and need support, contact heitor.bardemaker@live.com.

Attribution

Adapted from the Contributor Covenant Enforcement Guidelines and Open Source Guide. Customizations for FileSystemPro include contact details and simplified processes.