Delete CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md - #3351
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Rather than delete this file, I believe we should "refactor" it based on SPD-41a at https://science.nasa.gov/researchers/science-information-policy_faq/. For now, we can simply trim the contents to "being reworked". |
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@ahotasu sounds good to me - I don't know how to modify a PR but maybe you can figure out how to do it the most efficient way |
… deleting it entirely. This reverts commit 646697c.
…in work" statement.
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Also probably worth checking if this was mentioned in the (O)SDMP, since that's where the process for collaboration is usually laid out. |
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