by Helen Foster.
As you all know, moodle.org aims to be a friendly and welcoming place where people can get help with and learn about Moodle, and contribute to making Moodle even better. In the interests of maintaining a productive learning environment and for the benefit of newcomers (several hundred each day according to the [...]
by Helen Foster.
As you all know, moodle.org aims to be a friendly and welcoming place where people can get help with and learn about Moodle, and contribute to making Moodle even better. In the interests of maintaining a productive learning environment and for the benefit of newcomers (several hundred each day according to the Moodle statistics), we now have a Moodle.org forums Code of Conduct.
Thanks to everyone who helped writing our code of conduct and the accompanying Moodle.org forums help. A big thank you also to all our moderators and course facilitators for their continuing work. 
