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1	1	== "Giving everyone freedom means giving evil people freedom, too." ([[OSD FAQ>>url:https://opensource.org/faq#evil]]) ==
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3	3	**It doesn't have to be like this.**
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5	5	It's time to stop bad actors from using our work in unethical ways. It's time to give open source developers around the world the tools they need to exercise their ethical responsibilities as engineers and members of human society. It's time for us to stop shirking our ethical obligations, and take responsibility for the use of our work.
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7	7	== Who am I? ==
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11	11	I've been an active participant in open source since the early 2000s, and before then I contributed to the software commons as a Perl hacker, releasing code to CPAN (and even publishing it in 2600: The Hacker Quarterly) in the 1990s.
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	15	+I'm best known as the creator of the [[Contributor Covenant>>url:https://www.contributor-covenant.org]], the first and most popular open source code of conduct in the world. In the early days, the notion of a code of conduct for open source communities was unheard of, and very controversial. Today, it is an accepted foundation for most thriving open source communities. In fact, the Contributor Covenant has been adopted by tens of thousands of open source projects, including the Linux kernel and the entire open source portfolios of Apple, Microsoft, Google, Intel, and Salesforce.
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14	14	Participating in open source has truly been a transformative experience in my life, and I've made it my mission for many years to make the open source community as welcoming, inclusive, diverse, and ethical as possible. My goal has always been to create the same kinds of life-changing opportunities that I have had to as many people as I can, with a focus on marginalized and underrepresented people. This passion drives almost everything that I do.
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16		-I'm best known as the creator of the [[Contributor Covenant>>url:https://www.contributor-covenant.org]], the first and most popular open source code of conduct in the world. In the early days, the notion of a code of conduct for open source communities was unheard of, and very controversial. Today, it is an accepted foundation for most thriving open source communities. In fact, the Contributor Covenant has been adopted by tens of thousands of open source projects, including the Linux kernel and the entire open source portfolios of Apple, Microsoft, Google, Intel, and Salesforce.
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18	18	For more details on my background and history, you can visit my personal site at [[where.coraline.codes>>url:https://where.coraline.codes]].
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20	20	== What are my qualifications? ==