Operators
Operator Code of Conduct
AdmiralDAO prioritizes a friendly, safe, and comfortable environment. This applies to active Operators within all community spaces and public representation. Operators must adhere to the code's spirit and avoid exploiting loopholes.
A. Pledge: We pledge to create a harassment-free environment for all, regardless of their characteristics or background.
B. Standards
- Using welcoming and inclusive language. 
- Being respectful of differing viewpoints and experiences. 
- Gracefully accepting constructive criticism. 
- Focusing on what is best for the community. 
- Showing empathy towards other community members. 
C. Unacceptable behavior includes
- Sexualized language or imagery. 
- Trolling, insults, or personal attacks. 
- Harassment, public or private. 
- Sharing private information without permission. 
- Other inappropriate conduct in a professional setting. 
D. Responsibilities
- Operators must uphold the Operator Code of Conduct. 
- They can take corrective action, remove or reject content that violates it, and ban contributors if necessary. 
- Operators must contribute to and work on AdmiralDAO-related projects. 
E. Scope
- The Code applies to all project and affiliate spaces 
- It also applies when representing the project or community publicly. 
F. Enforcement
- Report unacceptable behavior to [email protected]. 
- Complaints will be reviewed and confidentiality maintained. 
- Non-compliant Operators may face temporary or permanent repercussions. 
G. Moderation Procedures
- Project-specific moderators will address conflicts and strive for restorative resolutions. There will be three moderators per project, rotated periodically. 
- Moderators will be a committee of community members under a confidentiality agreement, that have volunteered and approved to help evaluate conflicts. 
- Moderators will be expected to recuse themselves from mediating any issues in which they have a conflict of interest. 
- Decisions can be appealed once only, and immediate compliance with requests to stop harassment is expected. 
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