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The simap-mcp project follows the Contributor Covenant 3.0 Code of Conduct. This document defines community standards, behavioral expectations, reporting procedures, and enforcement mechanisms. The code applies to all project spaces: the GitHub repository, issue tracker, pull requests, and official communications.
For security vulnerability reporting, see 9.3 Security Policy For contribution workflows, see 9.1 How to Contribute
Sources: CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md1-90 SECURITY.md1-51
The project pledges to provide a welcoming, safe, and equitable environment for all participants. Equal participation privileges are extended to everyone acting in good faith and adhering to community standards.
Protected characteristics include:
Sources: CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md3-8
The code of conduct defines seven core behavioral expectations that promote community well-being:
| Behavior | Description |
|---|---|
| Purpose Respect | Respect the community's purpose, activities, and gathering methods |
| Kind and Honest Engagement | Engage with others kindly and honestly |
| Viewpoint Respect | Respect different viewpoints and experiences |
| Responsibility | Take responsibility for actions and contributions |
| Constructive Feedback | Give and accept constructive feedback gracefully |
| Harm Repair | Commit to repairing harm when it occurs |
| Community Well-being | Promote and sustain community well-being |
Community members acknowledge that social norms vary and that words and actions may be interpreted differently based on culture, background, or language.
Sources: CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md10-23
The code prohibits seven primary categories of harmful behavior plus four additional restrictions.
Sources: CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md25-43
Code of conduct violations should be reported through:
Security vulnerabilities must not be reported via public issues and should use the private reporting channel defined in SECURITY.md.
Sources: CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md49-50 SECURITY.md13-15
Community Moderators follow these principles:
| Principle | Implementation |
|---|---|
| Timeliness | Respond to reports promptly CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md51 |
| Thoroughness | Investigate all reports seriously CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md51 |
| Transparency | Keep actions transparent while prioritizing safety CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md51 |
| Confidentiality | Conduct enforcement privately with involved parties CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md51 |
| Communication | Public statements only with mutual agreement CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md51 |
Sources: CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md45-52
The enforcement ladder provides a graduated response system based on violation severity and community impact. Lower rungs may be skipped for serious violations.
| Level | Trigger Event | Consequence | Repair Pathway |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. Warning | Single incident or series of incidents CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md59 | Private written warning from Community Moderators CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md60 | Private apology, acknowledgement of responsibility, clarification of expectations CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md61 |
| 2. Temporarily Limited Activities | Repeated violation after warning, or first serious violation CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md63 | Private warning with time-limited cooldown period CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md64 | Apology, reflection during cooldown, thoughtful re-entry CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md65 |
| 3. Temporary Suspension | Pattern of repeated violations or single serious violation CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md67 | Private warning with suspension and conditions for return CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md68 | Respect suspension spirit, meet return conditions, thoughtful reintegration CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md69 |
| 4. Permanent Ban | Pattern of violations unresolved by other steps, or extremely serious violation CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md71 | Removal from all community spaces, tools, and channels CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md72 | No repair possible CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md73 |
Sources: CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md54-75
The Code of Conduct applies in:
Community Spaces:
github.com/Digilac/simap-mcp (issues, pull requests, code reviews) CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md80info@digilac.ch CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md49Official Representation:
Sources: CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md78-81
The code is adapted from Contributor Covenant 3.0:
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Steward | Organization for Ethical Source |
| License | CC BY-SA 4.0 |
| Source | https://www.contributor-covenant.org/version/3/0/ |
| Enforcement Inspiration | Mozilla code of conduct team |
Sources: CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md83-89
The code of conduct is implemented in the repository structure as follows:
| File | Location | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md | Repository root | Full text of community standards CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md1-90 |
SECURITY.md | Repository root | Vulnerability reporting via private advisories SECURITY.md15 |
.env.example | Repository root | Guidance on avoiding sensitive data leaks in debug logs .env.example5-8 |
| Contact email | info@digilac.ch | Primary reporting channel for violations CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md49 |
| GitHub Issues | github.com/Digilac/simap-mcp/issues | Public reporting channel CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md49 |
While the Code of Conduct governs human behavior, the technical implementation of the server includes features to prevent accidental data exposure that could lead to privacy violations (Violating Confidentiality CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md33).
SIMAP_MCP_DEBUG flag SECURITY.md39-40 should remain unset in production. When enabled via .env env.example8 it switches the HTTP client to verbose stderr logging of full outbound URLs SECURITY.md45-48 Since these logs can contain user-intent data (search terms, CPV codes, canton filters), they are restricted to local troubleshooting to avoid leaking private information into shared infrastructure SECURITY.md50-51Sources: CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md1-90 SECURITY.md24-51 .env.example1-9
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