I really like this, not just because it works towards a community of acceptance, but because the guidelines are laid out publicly. A lot of people seem upset wi

I really like this, not just because it works towards a community of acceptance, but because the guidelines are laid out publicly. A lot of people seem upset with the idea that they are being censored, but I really don't see it as an absolutely horrible thing. Communities are moderated all the time, but at least in this instance there is a publicly available set of guidelines which one is capable of offering feedback on. I'd love to hear where people differ with this opinion, but I really think this is a good thing for the Django community.