A code of conduct for presenters
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A code of conduct outlines principles and expectations that members of a group must follow. For presenters, a code should list what they must consider to effectively meet audience expectations. An example code includes 11 points like requiring accuracy, avoiding offensive content, and being well-researched. The points are not ranked by importance, and presenters may customize a code based on their environment and roles as speakers and listeners.
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