CODE_OF_CONDUCT

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## DevDogs' Code of Conduct
* DO NOT include any FOUO/CLASSIFIED information
* Treat everyone with respect: whether you have been here for six months or six minutes, everyone on this team is here to make the Marine Corps a better place for Marines. 
* Don't be afraid to ask questions: Reach out to other members with questions big or small. Everyone grows when people share their knowledge and skillsets with the team.
* Add comments when you make changes: Letting others know what you did when you made a change keeps everyone on the same page and enhances the team's agility. Comments also cut down on "bus factor"; when somebody gets hit by a bus, does the team know what they changed? Do they know why?