This ensure the files are in standard locations so that GitHub finds
them. This will hopefully help people provide more detailed bug
reports in the future as well.
tough call, but i think it actually matters... In the code of conduct,
a "community member" is not necessarily an official status. by
conflating the "maintainer" and "member" status, we would have
diminished the role of non-official members... People are a member of
the community when they participate, regardless of their official
status, and deserve the same respect as anyone else.
also use "administrator" instead of "owner". i do not "own" this
project, i administer it. we do not have to comply with GitHub's
proprietary vocabulary
