feat: update policies, use new font, spell check (finally) (#44)

Reviewed-on: https://codeberg.org/nhcarrigan/docs/pulls/44
Co-authored-by: Naomi Carrigan <commits@nhcarrigan.com>
Co-committed-by: Naomi Carrigan <commits@nhcarrigan.com>
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- Leaders commit to applying these principles fairly and consistently in all aspects of community management.
- Leaders who fail to follow or enforce the Code of Conduct may be permanently removed from their position.
### 5.3. Privacy and Security
### 5.3 Sanction Criteria
The following list outlines the criteria used when determining if a sanction should be issued.
- Behaviour which violates this Code of Conduct, our Community Guidelines, or our other public policies.
- Behaviour which our staff feel is not in the spirit of the policy, even if it is not violating the letter of the policy.
- Repeated behaviour that has been previously sanctioned, as outlined in our escalation policy.
- Attempts to circumvent sanctions, such as ban evasion.
### 5.4. Privacy and Security
- All community leaders are obligated to respect the privacy and security of incident reporters.
- Information about sanctions will be shared on a need-to-know basis.
### 5.4. Gradated Sanction System
### 5.5. Gradated Sanction System
Community leaders will follow these Community Impact Guidelines in determining consequences:
#### 5.4.1. Level 1: Reminder
#### 5.5.1. Level 1: Reminder
- Example Behavior: Use of inappropriate language or other behavior deemed unprofessional or unwelcome.
- Consequences:
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- Clarification of the violation and why the behavior was inappropriate
- A public apology may be requested
#### 5.4.2. Level 2: Warning
#### 5.5.2. Level 2: Warning
- Example Behavior: A violation through a single incident or series of actions.
- Consequences:
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- Clear communication of consequences for continued behavior
- Incident is logged for future reference
#### 5.4.3. Level 3: Temporary Removal
#### 5.5.3. Level 3: Temporary Removal
- Example Behavior: A serious violation of community standards or sustained inappropriate behavior.
- Consequences:
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- Clear conditions for return, including a cooling-off period
- Requirement to re-read and acknowledge the Code of Conduct before rejoining
#### 5.4.4. Level 4: Permanent Ban
#### 5.5.4. Level 4: Permanent Ban
- Example Behavior: Pattern of violations, sustained inappropriate behavior, harassment, or aggression towards individuals or groups.
- Consequences:
- Permanent ban from all community platforms
- Public statement may be made, if deemed necessary for community safety
### 5.5. Additional Sanction Considerations
### 5.6. Additional Sanction Considerations
- Repeated violations will generally result in escalating sanctions.
- The severity of the violation may warrant skipping levels in the sanction system.
- Community leaders may impose additional requirements, such as public apologies or community service, as conditions for continued participation.
### 5.6. Appeals Process
### 5.7. Appeals Process
- Individuals may appeal sanctions by [completing the form](/community/appeal)
- Appeals will be reviewed by leaders not involved in the original decision.
- During the appeal, the original sanction remains in effect.
### 5.7. Documentation and Transparency
### 5.8. Documentation and Transparency
- All formal sanctions will be publicised for review and consistency.
- Aggregate data on Code of Conduct violations and sanctions may be published periodically to ensure transparency.
### 5.8. Rehabilitation and Education
### 5.9. Rehabilitation and Education
- Where appropriate, we will provide resources and support for individuals to learn from their mistakes and improve their behavior.
- For less severe violations, completion of educational programs may be offered as an alternative or supplement to other sanctions.
### 5.9. Legal Implications
### 5.10. Legal Implications
- In cases of illegal activity, appropriate legal authorities may be notified.
- Our sanctions do not preclude or replace any legal action that may be warranted.
### 5.10. Regular Review
### 5.11. Regular Review
- This sanction system will be reviewed periodically to ensure its effectiveness and fairness.
- Community feedback on the sanction system is welcome and will be considered in reviews.