drift is a technical project. We keep discussion focused on code, architecture, and technical debt patterns.
Everyone who participates — through issues, PRs, discussions, or comments — is expected to:
- Be direct and specific. Vague complaints don't help anyone.
- Criticize ideas, not people.
- Provide actionable feedback when rejecting a PR or issue.
- Assume good intent by default.
- Personal attacks, insults, or harassment of any kind.
- Dismissing contributions without explanation.
- Spam, self-promotion unrelated to drift, or off-topic debates.
This applies in all project spaces: GitHub Issues, Pull Requests, Discussions, and any other channel where drift is represented.
Violations can be reported to ing.eduardbarrera@gmail.com. All reports will be reviewed and responded to. Maintainers have final say on enforcement decisions.
This project does not adopt any third-party code of conduct document verbatim. These are our own rules, written to be simple and enforceable.