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Code of Conduct

The MayaNut Company Website & Open Source Project

Based on the Contributor Covenant v2.1


🌱 Our Commitment

We are committed to providing a welcoming, respectful, and harassment-free environment for everyone contributing to this repository — whether through code, translations, research, bug reports, documentation, photography, or knowledge related to Brosimum alicastrum.

This project is guided by the following values:

  • Sustainability
  • Respect for culture and biodiversity
  • Scientific integrity
  • Transparency and honesty
  • Collaboration over competition
  • Environmental stewardship

Everyone participating in this project is expected to uphold these values.


🤝 Our Standards

✔ Positive and encouraged behaviors

  • Acting with kindness, empathy, and professionalism
  • Providing constructive and respectful feedback
  • Helping new contributors feel welcome
  • Respecting differing viewpoints and lived experiences
  • Giving proper credit and citation where appropriate
  • Sharing accurate information and avoiding speculation presented as fact
  • Respectfully honoring indigenous knowledge connected to MayaNut™ and its history

✘ Unacceptable behaviors

  • Harassment, threats, discrimination, or hateful language
  • Personal, political, or cultural attacks
  • Persistent antagonism, hostility, or deliberately disruptive behavior
  • Posting private, confidential, or identifying information without consent
  • Publishing misinformation or misleading claims
  • Uploading copyrighted materials without the necessary rights or permission
  • Attempting to exploit, damage, or destabilize the website or repository
  • Spam, self-promotion, or commercial solicitation unrelated to this project

🛠 Enforcement Responsibilities

Project maintainers are responsible for:

  • Clarifying community expectations
  • Responding to unacceptable behavior
  • Reviewing reports fairly and consistently
  • Taking appropriate corrective action when needed

Maintainers reserve the right to remove, edit, reject, or restrict:

  • Comments
  • Commits
  • Issues
  • Pull requests
  • Contributions

that violate this Code of Conduct.


📩 Reporting Violations

To report concerns, please email:

📧 info@mayanut.com
Subject line: Code of Conduct Report

Please include, where possible:

  • What happened
  • Where it occurred
  • Supporting evidence such as screenshots or links
  • Whether the behavior is ongoing

A response will be provided within 5 business days.


🔒 Confidentiality

All reports will be handled as privately as possible.

Information shared in a report will only be used for review, response, and enforcement purposes, and will not be published publicly except where disclosure is required by law or necessary to address serious risk.


🚫 Consequences

Depending on the severity or frequency of a violation, responses may include:

  • A private warning
  • Temporary suspension from contributions or participation
  • Permanent removal from participation
  • Issue, discussion, or pull request lockdown or removal
  • Further action, including legal escalation, where necessary

🌍 Scope

This Code of Conduct applies to:

  • GitHub interactions, including issues, commits, pull requests, and discussions
  • Documentation and content contributions
  • Project-related communications
  • Public spaces where an individual is representing this project or The MayaNut Company

❤️ Attribution

Adapted from the Contributor Covenant v2.1:
https://www.contributor-covenant.org/version/2/1/code_of_conduct.html


🌳 Thank You

By participating in this project, you support:

  • Restoration of tropical ecosystems
  • Documentation and understanding of Brosimum alicastrum
  • Greater accessibility through translation and clear communication
  • A broader effort to reintroduce a resilient and culturally meaningful food tree

Your respect and collaboration help this project grow — just like the trees it represents.


Last updated: March 2026