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Anytime I go to a site or repo that starts with a big code of conduct with a bunch of pandering it's an immediate red flag for me. I support it accomplishes wha

Anytime I go to a site or repo that starts with a big code of conduct with a bunch of pandering it's an immediate red flag for me. I support it accomplishes what they want, it drives off people who don't go in for that stuff, but I'd expect it often results in a super toxic community where everyone is trying to find fault with everyone else. I clicked in the first place because I was interested to see a parenting forum (as a parent) but as it is it's pretty exclusionary.

aerio 3y ago
>I'd expect it often results in a super toxic community where everyone is trying to find fault with everyone else It doesn't. People tend to be respectful, and the whole idea is to be more inclusive. The fact that you immediately take a "fuck off don't tell me what to do" attitude is telling. >But as it is it's pretty exclusionary On the contrary, it's being inclusionary (in this instance to people with ASD, and you're not comfortable with it.