Tony Morris

Everything he says fair, but ultimately it is still a poor decision to remove Scalaz because it will undermine faith in the entire scala ecosystem. Do you want to live in a world where a project can be removed because Seth doesn’t like it?

If the CoC is a just proxy, it's (1) unnecessary and (2) confusing. Just say, "We had to cut projects. Here's the money and time we save." I think, though, that's not what's in play here. As @djspiewak says, a community build is not a right, but it is a statement of good will.

It is not a right, but there needs to be some objective criteria if @adriaanm wants to have any trust from the community.

Taking a step back, really, what is lost? Scalaz still builds just fine. It still releases. No one is being ostracized. All that was changed was a CI config file.

…As if there is no context to consider.