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...
> creator and the community have political opinions and don't like people with incompatible ones, then that's just society
Why are my political views relevant? This is a programming language. Nobody is popping into the Gleam issue tracker and mentioning politics, nobody is violating the "code of conduct" there.
The "code of conduct" exists solely to lambast people who disagree with the author's special interests in other irrelevant spaces. This is the "paradox of tolerance" in codified form.
> 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...
No, I am fine with incompatible views and I often seek them in order to grow. I do not enjoy echo chambers and I usually prefer and welcome disparate, including contrarian, opinions.
It's more like I don't want Ideology served with Programming Language, it feels like a distraction to me when I am in that mode. I usually consume Ideology under a different context, where I find it more productive and can contribute better to it.