In the name of creating a warm welcoming community, they ejected someone for something so minor that most people aren't even convinced rises to the level of soc

In the name of creating a warm welcoming community, they ejected someone for something so minor that most people aren't even convinced rises to the level of social faux pas. And only after it's made public how they barred and privately harassed the "perpetrator" does NumFocus take two tiny steps to roll back their own actions as damage control. I think it's time we dispensed with the idea the presence of a code of conduct has any correlation to the quality of a community. Even if NumFocus were to fire everybody on their code of conduct committee and perform a public postmortem on how their processes fucked up so hard, the Code of Conduct will still have contributed a net negative to their community.