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Linux Australia readies conference code of conduct

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“Linux Australia has announced plans to introduce a conference
code of conduct following a controversial keynote presentation at
linux.conf.au (LCA) in January.

“A number of conference attendees complained about futurist Mark
Pesce’s use of sexual images in his presentation, in breach of
LCA’s anti-harassment policy.

“Linux Australia president John Ferlito said last week that it
would establish an official code of conduct before accepting
registrations for next year’s conference in Ballarat,
Victoria.”


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