This commit removes a policy that was not updated along with the new Fedora Code of Conduct in 2021. This policy documents an incorrect and outdated process from 2018 that is no longer observed. It is misleading and communicates wrong information. Therefore, it should just be removed instead of going through the Council Policy Change Policy. The removed page now redirects to the current Fedora Code of Conduct page for anyone who bookmarked the previous URL. Signed-off-by: Justin W. Wheeler <jwf@redhat.com> |
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