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And a friendly reminder that people have known how to conduct themselves in a civil manner for at least 1400 years.

• p4bl0 8y ago
  That depends on what you call "civil manner". A lot of what is listed there is just puritan dogma that seems completely orthogonal to what I would consider civil/uncivil manners. They're just personal choices (as long as you don't try to impose them to others, then they would become a real problem, and it's kind of the case in my opinion when it becomes the code of conduct of a free software project).
  • dan-robertson 8y ago
    Surely it was not puritan dogma.
  • philwelch 8y ago
    I daresay the new CoC will not stand the test of time nearly as well.