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Code of Conduct

DCENT_Toolbox is built by D-Central Technologies and the community around it. We want this to be a place where people who care about open Bitcoin mining and the right to repair can collaborate productively, regardless of who they are.

The short version

Be technical, be honest, be respectful. Argue about code, not people.

Expected behavior

  • Be welcoming and patient with newcomers — everyone was new to mining hardware once.
  • Critique ideas and code, not the person. Keep disagreements technical and evidence-based.
  • Assume good faith. Ask questions before assuming malice.
  • Respect that D-Central sets the project's direction (see GOVERNANCE.md) — you can disagree respectfully, and you're always free to fork.
  • Use the tool's capabilities responsibly and legally (see SECURITY.md).

Unacceptable behavior

  • Harassment, discrimination, or personal attacks of any kind.
  • Doxxing or sharing others' private information.
  • Encouraging or facilitating use of the tool against hardware the operator does not own or have authorization to test.
  • Submitting malicious code, fake "proof" logs, or changes that quietly weaken a safety or honesty gate.
  • Sustained disruption of discussions or reviews.

Scope

This applies in all project spaces — issues, pull requests, discussions — and in public spaces when someone is representing the project.

Enforcement

Maintainers may remove comments, close issues/PRs, or block contributors who violate this code. Report concerns privately to conduct@d-central.tech (or jonathan@d-central.tech). Reports are handled confidentially.

This Code of Conduct is adapted in spirit from the Contributor Covenant, kept intentionally short.