Article version: GitHub.com
Building a strong community
Whether your project is open source or private, you can build a healthy and effective environment for collaboration.
Table of Contents
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Setting up your project for healthy contributions
- About community management and moderation
- About community profiles for public repositories
- Accessing a project's community profile
- Adding a code of conduct to your project
- Setting guidelines for repository contributors
- Adding a license to a repository
- Adding support resources to your project
- Creating a default community health file
- Encouraging helpful contributions to your project with labels
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Using templates to encourage useful issues and pull requests
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Maintaining your safety on GitHub
- Blocking a user from your personal account
- Viewing users you've blocked from your personal account
- Unblocking a user from your personal account
- Blocking a user from your organization
- Viewing users who are blocked from your organization
- Unblocking a user from your organization
- Reporting abuse or spam