[Linux-aus] Linux Australia Code of Conduct

[David Newall]

On 30/11/11 09:46, Glen Turner wrote:
> On Mon, 2011-11-28 at 22:26 +1100, Silvia Pfeiffer wrote:
>> >  It wasn't clear whether that PG-13 announcement was a joke or not. It
>> >  certainly was unusual for an LCA.
> If it was a "real" rating then it would have been noted in the
> conference programme, displayed outside of the event, etc. It might even
> have used the Australian classification system.

Humour has been clearly linked with acts of terrorism, as can be 
attested by many patrons of air-transport.  Linux Australia has no place 
supporting illegal or anti-social acts, and the code of conduct should 
make that clear through explicit banning of antics, bon mots, 
buffoonery, capers, caprice, clowning, drollery, farce, frolics, gags, 
gambolling, horseplay, humour, japes, jests, larks, laughing, 
one-liners, parodies, pranks, puns, put-ons, repartee, ribbing, 
ridicule, satire, shaggy-dog stories, shenanigans, taunts, tomfoolery, 
tricks, whimsy, wisecracks, witticism and yarns.