The GitHub Community Code of Conduct is designed to ensure a welcoming and respectful environment for collaboration among developers worldwide. It outlines expectations for conduct, emphasizing respect, safety, and constructive communication. Users are encouraged to maintain a harassment-free environment, engage positively, and report any misconduct. Violations of the Code may lead to enforcement actions such as content removal or account suspension. The document serves as a guideline for maintaining a productive, inclusive community while aligning with GitHub's Terms of Service and Acceptable Use Policies.

This document is a template for creating a non-binding Letter of Intent (LOI) to outline preliminary agreements between a provider and a customer regarding a product. It includes customizable sections for Product, Functionality, Fees, Launch Date, and Confidentiality options. The document serves as a framework to facilitate negotiation of a subsequent, binding Definitive Agreement and includes instructions on completing, customizing, and formalizing the LOI.

This document serves as a guide to GitHub's implementation of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA) takedown policy. It outlines the procedures for submitting a DMCA takedown notice or a counter notice, explaining the steps required for both copyright holders and users. The document can be used by copyright holders to report unauthorized use of their content on GitHub, prompting the removal of infringing material. It is also a resource for users who believe their content was mistakenly removed, providing a counter-notice process to request its re-enablement. Additionally, the document discusses GitHub’s policies on transparency, handling forks, circumvention claims, repeated infringement, and user rights, offering resources and guidance on navigating DMCA-related issues on the platform.

The GitHub Terms of Service establishes the legal framework for using GitHub's services, defining user responsibilities, permissions, and limitations. It outlines account management rules, security obligations, acceptable use, user-generated content rights, and intellectual property protections. This document informs users how to manage their accounts, such as creating, maintaining, and securely using personal or organizational accounts. Additionally, it specifies how content can be shared or restricted, as well as detailing procedures for handling copyright issues. The terms also cover payment details for services, cancellation policies, and GitHub's rights to modify terms. This legal document serves as a comprehensive guide for users to understand their rights and obligations while using GitHub, ensuring compliance with its service policies.

The Mutual Non-Disclosure Agreement (MNDA) can be used to facilitate confidential discussions between two parties evaluating whether to enter into a business relationship. The document outlines each party's obligations concerning the use and protection of confidential information disclosed during these discussions. It specifies conditions under which confidential information may be shared, exceptions to confidentiality, the term of confidentiality, governing law, and jurisdiction. The MNDA also details procedures for the return or destruction of confidential information, identifies proprietary rights, and provides disclaimers and guidelines for equitable relief in case of a breach. This agreement helps ensure that sensitive information remains protected while allowing parties to explore potential collaborations.

The GitHub Acceptable Use Policies document outlines guidelines that users must comply with while using GitHub services. It includes directives on compliance with laws, user safety, intellectual property, spam, site access, usage limits, information use, privacy, bandwidth use, advertising, and user protection. The document can be used to understand what behaviors and contents are permissible on GitHub and the potential consequences of policy violations, such as account suspension or content removal. By adhering to these policies, users ensure a safe and respectful environment for collaborative projects.

This legal document provides a detailed guide for submitting a DMCA takedown notice to GitHub. It explains the necessary steps and information required for GitHub to process such requests, emphasizing accuracy and truthfulness in the allegations made. The guide stresses the importance of conducting a thorough investigation and considering alternatives, such as direct communication with the user, before filing a complaint. It also advises the involvement of legal professionals due to the complexities associated with copyright matters, especially in the context of software code. Additionally, the document outlines the possibility of receiving a counter-notice from the affected user, and the publication of the complaint on GitHub's platform. The document also provides specific guidance on complaints related to anti-circumvention technology and details the methods available for submitting complaints, including through an online form, email, or physical mail. This guide serves as a comprehensive resource for individuals or entities looking to address copyright infringement issues concerning code hosted on GitHub.

The GitHub Private Information Removal Policy is used to guide individuals or organizations in removing high-risk private information from repositories hosted on GitHub. This process is for data that, if publicly available, poses a specific security risk. The policy outlines how to submit a removal request, the need for requests to be specific and detailed, and the conditions where a request is appropriate, such as when access credentials are exposed. It also provides steps on how GitHub will handle such requests, including interactions with the repository owner, potential disputes, and considerations regarding forks of the repository. The policy is explicitly for security risks and does not cover copyright, trademark disputes, or general privacy complaints.

This document outlines GitHub's use of cookies for providing and securing its websites and for analyzing website usage to enhance user experience. It details specific cookies used by GitHub and other third-party providers, describing their purposes and expiration durations. Users can manage their cookie preferences and receive updates on changes to the cookie list. The document serves as a guide for users on how GitHub handles cookies, offering transparency and control over personal data related to cookies.

This document serves as a guide for submitting a DMCA counter notice on GitHub. It outlines the necessary steps and requirements for contesting a DMCA takedown request. It can be used by individuals who believe their content was mistakenly disabled due to a DMCA notice. The guide emphasizes the importance of investigating the claim, consulting with legal professionals, and ensuring accurate and truthful submissions. Furthermore, it highlights the legal implications of submitting a counter notice and provides resources for additional help.