> It's rather bold for the CNCF to describe themselves in this way, after the controversy around last-minute dropping their mask mandates for their conference,

> It's rather bold for the CNCF to describe themselves in this way, after the controversy around last-minute dropping their mask mandates for their conference, thereby putting any immune-compromised members of their community, and those with other underlying conditions, at risk (or stuck with non-refundable travel plans) What a sense of entitlement... What are those CNCF members who are immune-compromised or have underlying conditions doing at such conferences without Hazamat suits? They're entitled to stay at home and seek ways to protect themselves, not to demand anything from others. > then accusing community members of Code of Conduct violations for speaking passionately about the change. That's what making unreasonable demands on others is - a violation of CoC.