Yep, that's how orgs work. Any org older than a certain number of years must delete itself and allow others to form another entity - or else it will amass warm

Yep, that's how orgs work. Any org older than a certain number of years must delete itself and allow others to form another entity - or else it will amass warm bodies that collect titles and dont do anything useful. Unfortunately orgs will do everything to continue to exist, despite becoming irrelevant, inefficient, and losing their merit. Code of conduct is apart of this, it is designed to prevent strong dissenting opinion by claiming its offensive/improper. You cannot call out the true bad actors, because culturally we view offense as wrong and authority to be correct. COC is basically an HR document, it's to protect the org, not to do the right thing. History repeats itself.