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A covenant for Fediverse administrators to keep Fediverse networks, technically and socially, as intact as possible | https://github.com/kescherCode/user-friendly-moderation-covenant
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The User-Friendly Moderation Covenant

The Fediverse is rapidly growing and changing. Current-day Fediverse software offers several advanced moderation tools not present on most centralized social media. Overuse of these tools can impact the natural growth and communication of the network. However, if the tools aren't used, they lead to issues other platforms have, ranging from "merely" unhappy users to much worse outcomes. A balance between quick detection and shunning of abusive individuals and groups must be found, while not excluding anyone without good reason.

This covenant is based on The Fediverse-Friendly Moderation Covenant.

This covenant isn't here to replace an instance's set of rules. It's simply an extension that moderation can pledge to follow so the networks integrity and the ability of users to interact with as many people as possible is kept intact, while still stepping in if harassment occurs.

You can find the covenant in covenant.md. Simply take the raw markdown or text format, adjust it to your needs and copy it in your instances rules/terms.

Contributing

Do you have any suggestions for the covenant? Is the wording wrong or the grammar messed up? Feel free to open an issue or make a Pull Request improving the document!

Who's using the Covenant?

No one's listed yet. I am not exactly expecting anyone to want to be listed, but if you do, feel free to open a Pull Request or contact kescher@catcatnya.com.

License

The User-Friendly Moderation Covenant is licensed under CC0, same as The Fediverse-Friendly Moderation Covenant it is based on.