Maybe the content is usually "objectionable", hence the reaction to any code?
I'd also love to see actual stats showing a CoC improved a project on objective criteria. Less defects or something.
I'd also love to see actual stats showing a CoC improved a project on objective criteria. Less defects or something.
Code of conducts are a sane effort to highlight behavior that won't be tolerated, such that it's written down and no longer implicit.
That being said, one is free to disagree with the content of a particular code of conduct if the content does not appeal, but a mere presence of one should not result in becoming dismissive of a project.