Registry Stack is built for public review, institutional evaluation, and responsible collaboration. Everyone participating in issues, pull requests, discussions, reviews, or other project spaces is expected to help keep the project useful, direct, and respectful.
- Be clear, kind, and specific.
- Critique code, claims, and decisions without personal attacks.
- Assume public conversations may be read by adopters evaluating the project.
- Respect privacy boundaries around registry data, credentials, deployment details, and security reports.
- Accept maintainer decisions about scope, timing, and release readiness.
- Harassment, threats, insults, or sustained disruption.
- Publishing private information, credentials, registry records, or deployment details without explicit permission.
- Opening public reports for sensitive security issues covered by SECURITY.md.
- Pressuring maintainers for support, review, or release commitments outside the project's stated scope and capacity.
Maintainers may edit, hide, lock, or delete comments; close issues or pull requests; block users; or report abuse to GitHub when behavior harms the project or its users. Enforcement decisions are made to protect the work and the people relying on it.