As far as I'm concerned this (the whole controversy, not this individual moderator resigning) is good for the internet. Stackoverflow has been a fantastic resou

As far as I'm concerned this (the whole controversy, not this individual moderator resigning) is good for the internet. Stackoverflow has been a fantastic resource, but concentrating all the "knowledge-power" (for lack of a better word) into the hands of one entity and hoping they remain benevolent has always seemed dangerous. I've been expecting something like this for years. Especially it they are adding a CoC, that always seems to be a clear signal of decline in a project. Hopefully some new sites (with better culture) will start up and we can consign stackoverflow to the internet archive, or force SO to become competitive again.