It's the point of contact that gives you that, not the code of conduct. In large communities you always want a clear point of contact that your members feel saf

It's the point of contact that gives you that, not the code of conduct. In large communities you always want a clear point of contact that your members feel safe reaching out to if they are being harassed or worse. The code of conduct doesn't specifically give you that, especially not in small communities where there is usually a single project leader.