###### tags: `FlyingCircuit`

# Hackatoshi’s flying circuit - Code of Conduct

## The Basics
Please bear in mind that dozens of people participate in the event on the venue (including participants, staff, contractors, volunteers, visitors etc.) as well as that part of the event might take place in the open world where you might be interacting with other people that have nothing to do with the event. We believe that all of you are here to have fun and create something great. However in order to ensure that this event is a pleasant and memorable experience for everyone we expect you to keep up with the following standard of behavior:
1. Respect rights of others - "Being all equal and independent, no one ought to harm another in his life, health, liberty, or possessions." - John Locke; The goal of the event is to incite a positive change and not to harm anybody. Everybody is expected to not infringe on the rights of others.
2. Respect the law ‑ We are a collection of cypherpunks and other free spirited individuals and this event is about testing the limits and going to the edge, however the law still applies. Breaking a law might result in a criminal or an administrative prosecution. Nobody wants to handle SWAT team at the venue... so please be cautious. It's not the law we are worried about, it's you, our precious hacker.
3. Respect diversity and personality of others ‑ You will meet a whole lot of people during the event that might look, think or behave differently and that is welcomed here. Also bear in mind that this is not a speedating event.
4. Respect privacy of others ‑ Make sure you use personal information only with consent of the involved individual. It is ok to take a photo or make a video from the event as a keepsake. However if there is anybody else involved, seek their permission first. Respect anybody protecting their privacy; if they are wearing sunglasses and a mask, perhaps they do not want to be on your stream...
5. Respect intellectual property ‑ We are here to create something new and unorthodox that is going to be published for everyone to use. Please do not undermine this goal by including copyrighted or by other means protected material.
6. Respect the noncommercial status ‑ Common networking is encouraged however it is not ok to advertise or sell your products during the event nor is ok to transform the event into mass job interview. Sell your stuff somewhere else and remember that it is a closed season for headhunting.
7. Remember that you are liable for your actions ‑ You are fully legally competent person (and a grownup) so remember that your actions cause reactions. Failing to live up to the above mentioned expectations might get you expelled from the event. Infringing rights of others might bring a legal action upon your head. Breaking a law might get you in jail, expelled from country or fined.

If you have any questions concerning this Code of Conduct or any other matter concerning the event, you are welcome to ask the staff at the venue or contact the organizers via the contact details provided below.
Thank you for reading and acting in accordance with this Code of Conduct, have fun and welcome!

## In detail
We expect all participants of the event (including but not limited to participants, staff, contractors, volunteers, visitors etc.) to follow the below specified rules that expands on the above mentioned principles.
1. No infringement
1.1. The goal of the event is to make something great, contribute to some positive change or draw attention to something wrong that needs to be fixed. However we do not believe that the goal justifies the means and therefore the rule number one for the whole event is “DO NO HARM!”.
1.2. Respect the rights of others; life, health, liberty, property, privacy, dignity, honor, reputation and status of anybody shall be respected.
1.3. No action shall lead to physical harm, proprietary damage or interference with personal integrity nor shall put anybody in danger of physical harm, proprietary damage or interference of his personal integrity.
1.4. Think twice before you act. If you would feel harmed by your actions provided that you were the object of the action, then you should not act in this way. If you are unsure, seek opinion of other people.
2. No illegal activity
2.1. Even though the event might include finding various exploits and creating hacks, we do not encourage anyone to break a law.
2.2. All activities of the participants must be carried out in lawful and legal way. No illegal activities shall be carried out on the venue or in connection with the event.
2.3. As a participant you are fully criminally liable and by conducting any illegal activity you risk criminal or administrative prosecution.
2.4. Under the laws of the Czech republic below stated activities are illegal and are considered a crime:
* Injuring someone;
* Damaging property (including graffiti);
* Theft or embezzlement;
* Breaking and entering;
* Unauthorized use of private property;
* Fraud;
* Threatening or extortion;
* Slander;
* Stalking;
* Misuse of personal data or unauthorized use of personal data;
* Breach of secrecy of information, letter or classified information;
* Forgery of money, payment instruments or public documents;
* Unauthorized access to a computer system or data or willful enabling of the foregoing;
* Infringement of intellectual property rights;
* Reckless endangerment;
* Damaging or threatening of operation or use of utilities;
* Production, possession or sale of drugs or poison;
* Use of violence or threats against officials (including police officers);
* Bribery;
* Defamation of nation, race or ethnicity;
* Incitement to hatred for nation, race, ethnicity, religion or similar group of people;
* Dissemination of alarm messages;
2.5. Keep in mind that the above mentioned list of criminal activities is not complete, it just presents examples of criminal activities.
2.6. If certain activity is illegal in your country, it is probably illegal under laws of the Czech republic as well.
3. No harassment
3.1. Harassment includes offensive verbal comments related to gender, gender identity and expression, age, sexual orientation, disability, physical appearance, body size, race, ethnicity, nationality, religion or political views, sexual images in public spaces, deliberate intimidation, stalking, following, sustained disruption of talks or other events, inappropriate physical contact, and unwelcome sexual attention.
3.2. Participants asked to stop any harassing behavior are expected to comply immediately.
3.3. As this is a hackathon, we like to explicitly note that the contributions created at the event are equally subject to the anti-harassment policy. The contributions shall not be aimed at the other participants of the event.
3.4. If you are being harassed, notice that someone else is being harassed, or have any other concerns, please contact a member of staff immediately. Contact details are listed below.
3.5. The event staff will be happy to help participants, provide escorts, or otherwise assist those experiencing harassment to feel safe for the duration of the event. We value your attendance.
3.6. If a participant engages in harassing behavior, the event organisers may take any action they deem appropriate. This includes warning the offender, expulsion from the event .
4. Privacy
4.1. Before you take a photography or audio/video recording seek consent from those that will be photographed or recorded.
4.2. If anybody objects to the taking of their photograph and/or audio/video recording, comply with their request and delete the already taken pictures or recordings.
4.3. It is inappropriate to take photographs or audio/video recording in contexts where people have a reasonable expectation of privacy (in bathrooms or where participants are sleeping).
4.4 Please do not take photos or audio/video recordings of those individuals that are clearly protecting their privacy (sunglasses indoors, masks etc.).
4.5. The contributions shall not use, disclose or in other way process personal data without consent of the involved parties.
4.6. The contributions shall not access data stored on a device or the device itself or store data on a device without consent from the owner or authorized user of the device.
5. Intellectual property
5.1. The goal of this event is to build some new technology whether it is software, hardware or something else.
5.2. The contributions created during the event will be attributed to its creators and the organizers will not claim any rights to it. However the contributions will be published to be used by anybody under permissive open-source license.
5.3. The contribution should be created during the event and should not include parts made in advance.
5.4. The contribution shall not violate any intellectual property rights or other proprietary rights of a third party.
5.5. The contribution shall not include any parts that are subject to any intellectual property rights or other proprietary rights of a third party that would not allow the contribution to be published under permissive open-source license.
6. Noncommercial status
6.1. Networking is a natural part of the event and we encourage everybody to make new contacts and take the opportunity to meet a lot of amazing people. However certain conduct is unwanted during the event.
6.2. It is not allowed to solicit business or advertise products or services during the event, on the venue or on the event social media and communication channels. The contributions should not have commercial purpose. Unwanted business offerings to the other participants and event visitors are prohibited. Reasonable means of advertising is permitted for our sponsors.
6.3. It is not allowed to conduct recruitment during the event. It is ok to offer a job to someone after mutual agreement, however unwanted or mass recruitment is prohibited.
7. Personal liability
7.1. We expect participants to follow the above stated rules during the event on the venue, out of the venue and during related social events.
7.2. Everybody is expected to comply with staff requests and stop inappropriate behavior immediately upon request from the staff.
7.3. Anyone violating the above stated rules might be expelled from the event and banned from the future ones. The staff is fully authorized to expel any perpetrator.
7.4. Anyone causing the thread of any harm shall make every effort to avert it. Anyone causing any harm shall make every effort to minimize the negative consequences of such harm.
7.5. Infringement of rights might result in a civil action against the perpetrator and possible liability for damages including loss of profit, compensation for non-material damage and reimbursement of costs.
7.6. Participation in an illegal activity might result in criminal prosecution (i.e. jail) or administrative prosecution (i.e. fine).

### Contact Details
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