Have you signed the Ubuntu Code Of Conduct?

[bonzodog]

How many people here have signed it? I have.

[Swab]

I tried... but it wouldn't accept my gpg signature... not sure what I was doing wrong.

[xequence]

I dont get it - what IS it? Do we need to sign it? What good comes out of it?

[cstudent]

You don't have to sign it. I signed it this morning after someone was nice enough to explain how to use GPG to me. I was contributing a how-to to the wiki and you need to set up an account with launchpad.net. It's just one of options you can do. I'm hoping it's one of the first steps toward a more active role with the Ubuntu community.

[cstudent]

I tried... but it wouldn't accept my gpg signature... not sure what I was doing wrong.

Maybe this post will help you.

http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=105280

[majikstreet]

I have :)

[WildTangent]

I should have had this done months ago...but I forgot, and then I lost my key, so today I made a new one, uploaded it, and then signed the Code. I am now an Ubuntero :D

Here's my launchpad profile:
https://launchpad.net/people/wildtangent

-Wild

[majikstreet]

Ubuntunite sounded better....

[PenguinZdravko]

It tells me: "An error occured.
str: No public key"
Why?
EDIT: I just have to change "BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE" with "BEGIN PGP CODE"

[Jenda]

Working on it just now...

[agger]

I did some months back; not that I'm particularly active, but I support the ideas in the code of conduct as a good point of departure for collaboration and interaction.

[Gandalf]

I did long ago :D

[mips]

I live by my own set of rules and thats enough for me.

[nickle]

I live by my own set of rules and thats enough for me.

Right on...

[jsgotangco]

Twice! (2 keys)

[Ocxic]

what is this code of conduct???