Added Presskit FAQ item about the Code of Conduct.

Author: Mark Wong

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 <p><strong>Q: What is the current version of PostgreSQL?</strong><br />
 A: 11, which was released October 18, 2018. This is our 29th major release in 30 years of development. We release a new version of PostgreSQL every year, which is unique among SQL databases.</p>
 
+<p><strong>Q: Does the PostgreSQL Project have a Code of Conduct?</strong><br />
+A: The PostgreSQL Project prides itself on the quality of our code and our work, and the technical and professional accomplishments of our community. We expect everyone who participates to conduct themselves in a professional manner, acting with common courtesy and in the common interest, with respect for all users and developers. To that end, we established a <a href="https://www.postgresql.org/about/policies/coc/">Code of Conduct</a> for community interaction and participation in the project’s work and the community at large.
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 <p><strong>Q: What will the version number of the next major release be?  What will the version number of the next patch release be?</strong><br />
 A: The next major release of PostgreSQL will be version 12, and follows a two-part version numbering scheme.  So the first patch release for 11 will be 11.1. The version of PostgreSQL released in 2019 will be version 12.</p>