Project Cauã has three types of membership.
First of all, the entire website is available for read-only access. Nothing will be hidden from the general public.First of all, the entire website is available for read-only access. Nothing will be hidden from the general public.
However, since Linux International(TM) the owner and maintainer of the project, and Project Cauã itself both have a DEI policy and Code of Conduct policy, anyone who wishes to ask questions or receive help through the website has to formally agree and abide by these policies, therefore needs to create an account on the website. Anyone violating these policies will have their account deactivated.
Finally, for those people who wish to use Intellectual Property owned by Project Cauã (trade marks, logos) will have to both be a Project Cauã General Member in good standing AND agree to the Professional Member Code of Conduct. Mentors will also have to agree to this level of membership. Any infraction of this Professional Code of Conduct may find this privilege revoked.