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# Code of Conduct
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The [Fluxer community guidelines](https://fluxer.app/guidelines) define the standards of conduct for this repository. They apply to issues, pull requests, reviews, discussions, commits, branch names and all submitted content.
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They also apply to conduct outside this repository when that conduct creates a safety risk for anyone participating in it.
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## Technical decisions
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Maintainers may reject contributions, decline feature requests, close threads and provide direct technical criticism. These actions must concern the work itself and comply with the community guidelines.
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## Reporting violations
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Report conduct violations to [safety@fluxer.com](mailto:safety@fluxer.com). Include a description of the conduct, where it occurred, the people involved and any relevant links. Do not post the report in the affected thread.
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Fluxer staff handle all reports. We disclose information only to those who need it to investigate the report, enforce this policy, protect safety or comply with a legal obligation. The circumstances of a report may reveal the reporter's identity even if Fluxer does not disclose their name.
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A report concerning a maintainer will be assigned to another available staff member. If no independent staff member is available, we will disclose that limitation. You may also report the conduct directly to GitHub.
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## Repository actions
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Fluxer may edit or remove content, close or lock threads, restrict participation or block accounts. The action taken will depend on the conduct, the risk it presents and any previous violations. Serious conduct may result in an immediate block.
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Repository actions are separate from any action taken against a Fluxer account.
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