It's not a simple as that. Good open source collaboration often requires team work. Peoples' beliefs manifest in how they interact with other people. The code o

It's not a simple as that. Good open source collaboration often requires team work. Peoples' beliefs manifest in how they interact with other people. The code of conduct moderate that interaction. It's not uncommon to see arguments that start in disagreement around technical details escalate into full blown ad hominem attacks. This happened also in the olden days (linux kernel dev comes to mind), and it was never ok.