This example in the article seems particularly bad to me: "Some Athlon laptops have really hugged PST tables" Without knowing that f-word -> hug was a thing t

This example in the article seems particularly bad to me: "Some Athlon laptops have really hugged PST tables" Without knowing that f-word -> hug was a thing this would be a really confusing comment because it doesn't have enough context to suggest its original meaning, or the fact that it was changed at all - the reader might think that "hugging a PST table" is some technical term that they don't know. Could they really not have just censored with asterisks or something? "really f---ed PST tables" is so much less confusing and still a step in the right direction in the spirit of the code of conduct. The other examples are at least more comprehensible but seem almost juvenile in the context of the codebase that they're in. "If you don’t see why, please stay the hug away from my code"