The real question becomes, is who is an idiot?
There are certainly people who are trouble, but how long until a
policy such as this just turns into a witch hunt?
You don't like someone? Great, just bait them into breaking the
policy and get them kicked out!
If you don't like a thread, just ignore it. That's a lot less work
than creating an overly elaborate code of conduct nobody is really
going to follow anyway.
Agreed. The noise can be annoying, but it's pretty subjective from
person to person as to what is and what isn't. I think this is why a
"topical" approach would be more appropriate vs trying set up some code
of ethics.
It's a lot easier to argue in favor of a new list because a certain
topic or group of topics continue to come up (otherwise we'd just have
one big list for everything and "filter" as needed). So,
fedora-advocacy or fedora-argue makes a lot of sense framed like that
IMO; less so on a "we need to regulate this" basis.
I compare this to talking to a boring person at a party. Are you
going to
stand there and complain how boring they are, or go find someone more
interesting to talk to?
Ray