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A Community Effort

TYPO3 CMS is an Open Source project managed by the TYPO3 Association.

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Report a Code of Conduct Violation

The submitted report will be handled confidentially by the TYPO3 Ombudsperson Group. It is a TYPO3 committee ensuring the wellbeing of everyone in the community through education about and enforcement of the Code of Conduct. You can also contact the Ombudsperson Group by email: ombudsperson(at)typo3.org

Please describe the presumed Code of Conduct violation in as much detail as possible.
Enter a date in the format YYYY-MM-DD. If multiple, enter the most recent and give further details in the description.
E.g. "Slack", "Developer Days", etc. Feel free to give further details in the description.
Select one or more of the Code of Conduct's Basic Rules that you think were violated.

About confidentiality and anonymity

All reports sent to the Ombudsperson Group are treated confidentially. You can contact us anonymously, but this will limit our ability to ask questions or request further information from you.

From the Code of Conduct

Basic Rules

We hold these rules to be self-evident:

  1. Treat all community members with respect, regardless of race, gender identity, age, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, national origin, ethnicity, beliefs, religion, etc.
  2. Respect bodily integrity and refrain from physically intrusive behavior.
  3. Do not start, continue, or encourage personal attacks, flame wars, and trolling.
  4. We do not tolerate harassment, personal attacks, or demeaning behavior. This includes intrusive photography or recording, unwanted sexual attention, and deliberate stalking or following.
  5. Do not disrupt talks and other organized events.
  6. Use valid contact information (e.g. Slack, e-mail, etc.) to which direct responses can be made.

Read the Code of Conduct