Having a CoC ensures moderator actions (bans, etc) are applied evenly when communities grow so large, they need multiple moderators. People that violate CoCs p

Having a CoC ensures moderator actions (bans, etc) are applied evenly when communities grow so large, they need multiple moderators. People that violate CoCs probably don't care to read them anyways, but I don't think that's the primary purpose of such a document. I would speculate the author of "No Code of Conduct" hasn't hasn't ever had to confront the complexities of moderating a large group of people.