Knowledge as a Right
We believe access to education should not be determined by geography or financial standing. Open-sourcing our work is a moral imperative, not just a development strategy.
Our Ethical Framework
Radical Transparency
We build in public. Our decisions, financial allocations, and architectural plans are openly accessible. We believe trust is earned through absolute honesty.
Community Empowerment
Open source shifts power from locked institutions to individuals. We design tools that communities can adapt, localise, and own entirely for themselves.
Community Standard
Code of Conduct
We believe that an open-source project is only as healthy as its community. When you participate in QmentoEdu, you agree to uphold these standards.
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Be Respectful & Welcoming
We welcome contributors from all backgrounds and identities. Treat everyone with respect. Harassment, discrimination, and exclusionary behaviour are strictly forbidden and will result in immediate removal.
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Constructive Collaboration
Assume good intent. Critique the code, not the person. Provide actionable, polite feedback. We are all here to learn, build, and improve together.
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A Safe Space for Beginners
Many of our contributors are participating in open source for the very first time. We actively foster an environment where asking elementary questions is encouraged, and mentorship is freely given.
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Prioritise the Mission
Personal egos must be left at the door. Every pull request, issue, and discussion should serve our ultimate goal: making education universally accessible.
Reporting a breach
If you experience or witness unacceptable behaviour, please report it immediately. All complaints will be reviewed and investigated promptly and confidentially.
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