Agree with you at least about those organizations I have some knowledge and experience with: * The Mozilla foundation has an atrocious code of conduct, which a

Agree with you at least about those organizations I have some knowledge and experience with: * The Mozilla foundation has an atrocious code of conduct, which allows for people to be ousted through secret trials based on secret complaints. And of course, is vague enough to be interpreted so as to disallow almost any oppositionary conduct. (Due disclosure: I was subjected to such measures as a Thunderbird contributor) * Wikipedia: Shady elements in management and ownership, see: https://thegrayzone.com/2020/06/11/meet-wikipedias-ayn-rand-loving-founder-and-wikimedia-foundations-regime-change-operative-ceo/ https://thegrayzone.com/2020/06/11/meet-wikipedias-ayn-rand-... * StackExchange: It's complicated, but basically the company owning the network has exhibited autocratic tendencies, and instead of anyone answering for their unjustifiable acts, there's been a bunch of gaslighting and diversion. Some very partial amends have been made. For the state of affairs at the heat of the crisis, see: https://meta.stackexchange.com/q/333965/196834 https://meta.stackexchange.com/q/333965/196834 for example.