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Update CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md #414

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Improved CODE OF CONDUCT.md and added maintainers gmail and license detail.

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The updated Code of Conduct improves clarity by simplifying language and emphasizing inclusivity, respect, and collaboration. It outlines clear expectations for behavior and the importance of constructive dialogue. A new section details how to report violations, including contact methods, and clarifies enforcement actions for misconduct. The document also acknowledges the value of all contributions and emphasizes the collective responsibility to maintain a positive project environment.

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    • Enhanced clarity and organization of the Code of Conduct.
    • Renamed and rephrased sections to emphasize key principles, including respect, collaboration, and empathy.
    • Introduced a new section on reporting violations and expanded the enforcement guidelines.
    • Added an acknowledgment section to appreciate contributions and foster collaboration.

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The changes made to the CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md document include structural and textual modifications to improve clarity and organization. Key sections have been renamed and rephrased, emphasizing principles such as respect, collaboration, and empathy. New sections have been added, including "Empathy and Understanding" and "Reporting Violations," which outline the process for reporting misconduct. The enforcement section has been expanded to detail consequences for violations, and an acknowledgment section has been included to express gratitude for contributions. The document concludes with a licensing statement under the MIT License.

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CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md - Title "Code of Conduct" capitalized consistently.
- Sections renumbered and rephrased for clarity.
- "Be Respectful and Inclusive" changed to "Respect and Inclusion."
- "Foster a Collaborative Atmosphere" changed to "Collaboration and Constructive Dialogue."
- "Be Mindful of Language and Tone" changed to "Language and Tone."
- New section "Empathy and Understanding" added.
- "Respect Privacy and Confidentiality" changed to "Privacy and Confidentiality."
- New section "Reporting Violations" added.
- "Report Incidents" changed to "Enforcement" with expanded details.
- Acknowledgment section added.
- Document concludes with MIT License statement.

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In the meadow of conduct, we hop with delight,
Respect and inclusion, our guiding light.
With empathy blooming, we share and we play,
Reporting our troubles, we clear the way.
Together we flourish, in harmony's tune,
A community thriving, like flowers in bloom! 🌷🐇


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🧹 Outside diff range and nitpick comments (2)
CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md (2)

23-23: Remove trailing punctuation from heading

According to markdown best practices, headings should not end with punctuation marks.

-### Reporting Steps:
+### Reporting Steps
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23-23: Punctuation: ':'
Trailing punctuation in heading

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24-25: Enhance contact information presentation

Consider improving the presentation of contact information:

  1. Use a more professional format for the email address
  2. Add more context about the issue reporting process
-**Email**: [[email protected]] 
-**GitHub Issues**: You can open an issue with the label "Code of Conduct Violation" to report anonymously.
+**Email**: Contact our Code of Conduct team at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
+**GitHub Issues**: Create an issue with the label "Code of Conduct Violation". For anonymous reports, you can create a temporary GitHub account.
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CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md (4)

3-3: Strong and clear introduction!

The introduction effectively establishes the document's purpose while emphasizing inclusivity and setting clear expectations for participation.


5-18: Well-structured core sections with clear guidelines!

The main sections effectively outline behavioral expectations while maintaining a consistent, professional tone. The content successfully balances brevity with comprehensiveness.


1-43: Excellent update to the Code of Conduct!

The document successfully achieves its objectives of enhancing clarity, emphasizing inclusivity, and establishing clear guidelines for community behavior. The structure is logical, the language is accessible, and the content is comprehensive while remaining concise.

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23-23: Punctuation: ':'
Trailing punctuation in heading

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38-39: Verify the MIT License reference

Please ensure that the LICENSE file exists in the repository and contains the MIT License.

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License reference in CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md is correctly linked to the MIT License

The LICENSE file exists in the repository root and contains the MIT License, validating the reference in the Code of Conduct.

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@khushi-joshi-05 khushi-joshi-05 merged commit 02a8a47 into GarimaSingh0109:main Nov 8, 2024
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