Their scrutiny is utter nonsense, as demonstrated by even a superficial examination of the facts.
He was (and still is) well loved by many (including myself, despite our political disagreements) specifically because of his demeanor.
> The problem with the "reasonable person" standard
And yet it's good enough to appear all over the law. None of the examples you describe bear any resemblance to the current situation.
Again: Tim Peters did not do anything wrong. We know what actions the list in https://discuss.python.org/t/three-month-suspension-for-a-co... refers to; most have been characterized unfairly or are even flat-out false. For the rest, if you have an argument as to how the action taken was actually in violation of what is described in https://policies.python.org/python.org/code-of-conduct/, you are welcome to present it.
Their scrutiny is utter nonsense, as demonstrated by even a superficial examination of the facts.
He was (and still is) well loved by many (including myself, despite our political disagreements) specifically because of his demeanor.
> The problem with the "reasonable person" standard
And yet it's good enough to appear all over the law. None of the examples you describe bear any resemblance to the current situation.
Again: Tim Peters did not do anything wrong. We know what actions the list in https://discuss.python.org/t/three-month-suspension-for-a-co... refers to; most have been characterized unfairly or are even flat-out false. For the rest, if you have an argument as to how the action taken was actually in violation of what is described in https://policies.python.org/python.org/code-of-conduct/, you are welcome to present it.