[s0l1dsnak3123]

This is non-news. Someone who shouldn't be in charge of enforcing CoC comes into contact with someone who has the good fortune of possessing common sense.

Its important to try to be as inclusive is possible - the community engagement person is wrong, but ultimately with their heart in the right place.

Its also important to use your brain, read the room, and if something makes someone uncomfortable, let their voice be heard.

Next.

[raxxorrax]

Haven't seen that much constructive examples of applied CoCs to be honest. But I agree, non-news.