legal: human content and dco #198
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Signed-off-by: Wesley Bryie (SideStore) <[email protected]>
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@SideStore/docs-translators Can I please get a review here from two of you at least before I merge? |
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Absolutely fine for me 👌 |
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I have no idea. Look fine to me.
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Hello all,
I am proposing to add the Human Content Statement and Developer Certificate of Origin to the documentation.
The Human Content Statement is non-negotiable, but I am open to amending it. The Developer Certificate of Origin is negotiable, however it cannot be changed.
Both documents will only take precedent upon the merging of the PR, and all changes would be expected to follow both documents exactly.
I am requesting your opinions on these documents, as you are the ones who contribute to the project with your time.