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--- corementorship [2011/08/17 11:28] – created davidc
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   * Discuss: The level of mentorship required
   * Discuss: Add more mentored "areas"
+  * Discuss: Code of conduct
 ===== Introduction =====
 The general idea of the PHP Core Mentorship Program ("PCMP") is to create a channel between the rest of the world and the PHP internals where more experienced developers can transfer their knowledge and get a fresh perspectives from new developers that haven't approached the core before.
-This concept is not a new idea in the world of open source as most internal developers and community members are aware or have been exposed to Google Summer of Code before. Python also has created the Python Core Mentorship Program which has the exact same intent as this program: Close the bridge between PHP communities and their language.
+This concept is not a new idea in the world of open source as most internal developers and community members are aware or have been exposed to Google Summer of Code before. Python also has created the Python Core Mentorship Program which has the exact same intent as this program: Close the bridge between PHP communities and their language to create a win-win situation.
 ===== Mentorship =====
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 <doodle
 title="Count me in!" single|add [single] option question>
-^ Personal? ^ Member of a Project ^
+   * Personal
+   * Member of a Project
 </doodle>
+If you decide to enter your information, we will automatically add you to the php-core-mentorship mailing list and inform you if and when it starts.
+===== Code of Conduct =====
+The project has suffered a few times in the past from disrespectful comments and this mentorship program aims at bringing a brand new injection of talent to the project while rejuvenating the interest of existing core developers therefore, the following code of conduct should be respected.
+  * Everyone should be patient and welcoming;
+  * There are no stupid questions;
+  * A response saying **RTFM** or **search the ML archives** is unacceptable;
+  * Statements made by core developers can be quoted outside of the list;
+  * Statements made by others can not be quoted outside of the list;
+  * No trolling, disrespectful, passive aggressive, egotistic, arrogant or derogatory comments will be tolerated;
+  * In any which event, the list administrators reserve the right to revoke the subscription of members (including mentors) that constantly and persistently abide the Code of Conduct; and
+  * Every mentor is a list administrator, unless a mentor has had his subscription revoked.
+These are simple rules that are very important. The PHP community has been known for many years as a welcoming, tolerant and friendly community so we gladly welcome you, whomever you are, from whichever background you may be.
+===== References =====
+  * Code of Conduct: The code of conduct uses similar clauses and is based of the pythonmentors.com code of conduct section.
+  * GitHub Mentorship Organisation: https://github.com/phpmentors
+  * PHPMentors Website: http://phpmentors.com
+**Insert references for learning C, the Zend Engine and developing PECL extensions when I connect to the internet**
+===== Document Updates =====
+  * 17-08-2011 12:49:00: Added references to the PHPmentors website and the GitHub organisation page
+  * 17-08-2011 12:49:00: Added references to the code of conduct of the Python Core Mentorship Program

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