We are committed to making participation in NepaliCode respectful, constructive, inclusive, and welcoming to people of every background and experience level.
Participants should communicate with empathy, assume good faith, provide actionable feedback, respect different viewpoints, and keep discussions focused on improving NepaliCode. Educational questions, beginner contributions, and thoughtful disagreement are welcome.
Harassment, discrimination, personal attacks, intimidation, sexualized language or attention, doxxing, trolling, spam, and deliberately disruptive behavior are not acceptable. Public or private communication connected to the project is covered by this policy.
Project maintainers may edit or remove comments, close discussions, reject contributions, or restrict participation when behavior violates this Code of Conduct. Reports should be made privately to the project maintainer through @diwaskhatri or the repository’s private communication channels.
Reports will be reviewed fairly and kept as confidential as practical. Retaliation against someone who raises a concern in good faith is not permitted.
This Code of Conduct applies to repository issues, pull requests, discussions, project-managed events, and other spaces where someone represents NepaliCode or NepaliSource.
This policy is adapted from the Contributor Covenant community standard and tailored for the NepaliCode project.