The kernel's code of conflict
[Posted March 9, 2015 by corbet]
A brief "code
of conflict" was merged into the kernel's documentation
directory for the 4.0-rc3 release. The idea is to describe the parameters
for acceptable discourse without laying down a lot of rules; it also names
the Linux Foundation's technical advisory board as a body to turn to in
case of unacceptable behavior. This document has been explicitly
acknowledged by a large number of prominent kernel developers.
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