A Code of Conduct... That's GOOD?!

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The Ladybird Web Browser has a new Code of Conduct. Derived from the Ruby CoC. And... it's actually not too bad! At a time when CoC's are often weaponized to discriminate against people and destroy projects (looking at you Godot, GNOME, Python, and many others), this is rather refreshing.

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