Wait, people are upset because they have a code of conduct?

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Sounds to me like a lot of divisive American politics, as usual.

I have no problem with a community setting whatever acceptance criteria they like.

If the license did the same, I could see a case of being a bit of overzealousness.

I couldn't find if that was the issue, but if your problem is that the creator and the community have political opinions and don't like people with incompatible ones, then that's just society...

Where is the "activism behavior"? All I see in the thread is other people whining because they disagree with the Gleam community's values.

Maybe you could be specific, instead of just spreading FUD? I read through the discussion you linked, and I have no idea what you’re talking about, so to me your comment comes of as just FUD.