<p>This field guide will lead you through the attempts, accomplishments and missteps of moderators, writers, facilitators, users and custodians of moderated social networks, offering an extensive view over Codes of Conduct and the practices behind these informal documents.</p>
<p>Discussing Codes of Conduct isn't only considering the potential of text, but recognising the labour intensive routines that imply human effort and involve the community. </p>
<p>This project offers a collection of user guidelines for you to browse, dissect and analyse. Delve into the conversations with different community members and find useful templates, resources, and experiments. Let's explore the networks of care generated together.</p>
<p><i>Networks of Care — a field guide</i> (2020). License — Copyleft: This is a free work. You can copy, distribute, and modify it underthe terms of the Free Art License http://artlibre.org/licence/lal/en/</p>
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<p> Rita Graça (PT) is a media designer and researcher with a background in graphic design and dance. Her current work focuses on the methods, users, and tools needed to create better online communities.</p>