Tony Morris

Just a reminder, one of the original #scalaz codes of conduct was; criticism of your code is not a criticism of your person.

But that has to depend on who is criticizing and whom is being criticized?

But it doesn't, because we know who was being criticised. Zero people were.

Lars might disagree with that statement. ;)

It's a matter of fact, that wrong people are free to disagree with, as long as they do so at their own expense.

The scalaz "controversy" made me re-evaluate my view on CoC. "Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never break me."

I'll show you what happens when a CoC is written and managed by competent people if you like.

I thought you were against CoCs?