There's a strong movement for Codes of Conduct at conferences. It's a very good idea. How about a CoC for conference organisers? Some minimal level of professi

There's a strong movement for Codes of Conduct at conferences. It's a very good idea. How about a CoC for conference organisers? Some minimal level of professionally? The official statement: > This conference was started by a group of friends to gather around the love of a shared language and community. > We are in over our heads. http://nodevember.org/statement.html http://nodevember.org/statement.html Is zero excuse. Don't organise a conference if you can't organise a conference. If Codes of Conduct are meant to protect attendees from incumbent inequalities and prejudices, what hope do we have if the organisers behave like an old boys club who keep out people that aren't like them?