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However, I'm also concerned that it's where we're starting the conversation. Our CoC isn't designed to define the line between good and bad behavior. Our CoC is designed to provide a process for handling particularly bad and difficult behavior (with some guidelines for staying far from such bad behavior).\r\n\r\nRegarding the second question, just because something's tolerated by the CoC doesn't mean it has to be the norm. Also, because our CoC isn't a definition of all that's good or bad, we shouldn't need to amend the CoC to prohibit everything we don't like, especially when our standard collaboration tools (GitHub, mailing list, IRC) provide a way.\r\n\r\nI encourage you to submit a pull request to remove the swear words from the source code and documentation. The project can still choose to accept the change without our CoC requiring it.\r\n\r\n@keszybz said:\r\n> I think that's a feature. Essentially, we do not want to use the private e-mail list for discussions about the rules, team membership, or anything else which doesn't require privacy.\r\n\r\nI think we're in agreement that the CoC isn't the best starting place for the vast majority of topics."}}
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