> the maintainer of Oden obviously doesn't want to work with people who require the freedom to be offensive in public forums. I'm sure that is the intent, but

> the maintainer of Oden obviously doesn't want to work with people who require the freedom to be offensive in public forums. I'm sure that is the intent, but they make the code of conduct explicitly (and I would say somewhat aggressively) political. I think that it will deter a number of otherwise respectful and conscientious people. In any case, I am glad that they are publishing a code of conduct. I don't like the content of the particular CoC they chose, but at least I know where they stand. As for the project itself, it looks really cool. It seems to be addressing the kind of concerns that keep people like myself from engaging in the Go ecosystem.