Conference Conduct
Read OriginalThe author reflects on the evolution of codes of conduct at software conferences, initially supporting them to combat harassment but now warning against their weaponization. He argues that without formal adjudication processes protecting the accused, these codes can be used maliciously to exclude individuals, citing his own experience of being removed from a conference without a chance to defend himself.
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