Great. Raising awareness. At the end of the day, it's open source, so, a dice roll away from a toxic crapshow, because it's just people doing people stuff. The

Great. Raising awareness. At the end of the day, it's open source, so, a dice roll away from a toxic crapshow, because it's just people doing people stuff. The reality is that commercial entities built empires on this stuff without contributing back and are content to continue to look the other way and pretend this is acceptable, and so open source projects remain as amateur endeavors. At this point, the pragmatist probably stops and asks whether the help channel fulfils its core purpose of dispensing help to those who seek it. Anyway, maybe you should advocate for a code of conduct for the project?