>Do you know who's going to gravitate toward projects with a Code of Merit instead of a Code of Conduct? Who the hell chooses a project to contribute to based

>Do you know who's going to gravitate toward projects with a Code of Merit instead of a Code of Conduct? Who the hell chooses a project to contribute to based on its "code of conduct" (the notion which didn't even exist for much of history of open source)? I thought people write code to solve actual technical problems, not just to flame each other on the Internet.