BLCCoreStudio projects are technical communities. Discussions, issues, reviews, and contributions should stay respectful, evidence-driven, and useful.
- Be respectful and constructive, including when you disagree.
- Critique code, designs, benchmarks, documentation, and evidence rather than people.
- Give others room to correct mistakes and ask questions.
- Keep reports relevant and avoid spam or low-effort bulk submissions.
- Follow each repository's documented safety, security, and responsible-disclosure boundaries.
Harassment, discriminatory or demeaning language, threats, doxxing, deliberate misinformation, malicious disruption, or publishing private or security-sensitive information without permission are not acceptable.
Potential vulnerabilities should be reported according to SECURITY.md rather than disclosed publicly before maintainers have had a reasonable opportunity to investigate. Security, reverse-engineering, root, or device-tooling work must stay within the repository's documented scope and applicable authorization boundaries.
Maintainers may edit or remove content, close or lock discussions, reject contributions, or restrict participation when necessary to keep the project safe and productive.