If one person thinks something is fine and someone else thinks it isn't you get disagreements and arguments based on misunderstandings and assumptions.
IMO outlining what is "professional" and what isn't in a CoC solves that issue.
> you get disagreements and arguments
You get those anyway. Also empirically speaking, having a CoC to try and spell out "professional" behavior seems to make things worse. It's not a solution at all.
Re:No Code Of Conduct (2018)
by Intermernet on Thursday March 26, 2020 @08:04AM
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That sounds like a code of conduct...
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Re:No Code Of Conduct (2018)
by maxehmookau on Thursday March 26, 2020 @08:11AM
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The lack of self-awareness in this comment is truly staggering.
No need for a CoC.