Chain-Risk is built with the help of people who contribute code, tests, documentation, reviews, design feedback, security research, and community support.
We value contributions of every size and recognize work based on its impact, quality, and the care taken to improve the project.
- GitHub's contributor graph and contribution history provide an ongoing record of accepted code contributions.
- Release notes may acknowledge contributors whose work is included in a release.
- Maintainers may highlight substantial non-code contributions in project announcements or documentation, with the contributor's consent.
- Contributors should be credited accurately and in accordance with the applicable license and upstream attribution requirements.
Examples include:
- Code, tests, bug fixes, and performance improvements.
- Documentation, examples, and tutorials.
- Reproducible bug reports and thoughtful feature proposals.
- Code review, issue triage, and design feedback.
- Security reports and responsible vulnerability research.
- Build, release, and infrastructure improvements.
Maintainers should make a reasonable effort to preserve attribution when squashing, rebasing, or otherwise integrating contributions. Contributors should use their preferred public attribution and ensure commit author information is accurate.
This file describes the recognition policy; it is not an exhaustive manually maintained list of contributors or a ranking of community members.