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No, that's not the problem here. The author explicitly states they were totally fine with enforcing a code of conduct on their mailing list.

The problem here was about trust in the foundation and power over the repositories.



That's fine, the point given is that when orgs push for it, and they're doing so like they did here, that's a massive red flag that whom you're working with is not qualified to be doing that work. Call it an "org smell".


Yes, exactly. Thank you.




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