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Subject: [Ksummit-discuss] CoC against corporate entity?
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Can the Contributor Covenant  be applied against a corporate entity?
How does this impact developers working for that corporation? For
example could Google be accused of a violation in China and then all
Google developers be banned?

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Jon Smirl
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