[coc-tf] Community Feedback on CoC Draft and Suggestions

Dear TF members,

I've produced two initial documents ahead of the first call. Sorry, this 
is a little later than I'd hoped.

1. The first is a summary of community feedback since the current draft 
v3.0 was published:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Q5FTTb5wTwV0zt1KUJgtloygmMUo9FNeJ_m9z1TvkLk/edit?usp=sharing

Here, I went through the archives and looked for comments that seemed 
relevant. I pasted over what I felt were the key points, and did some 
edits to keep the wordcount down (links to the full comments are 
included to the right). In some cases, I split one email into several 
entries in the table - this should be clear, as I've merged the refence 
columns in these cases. I also tried to categorise the feedback slightly.

I'll give this another review next week to make sure I haven't missed 
anything. If there's time, I'll also look for feedback on the earlier 
drafts that still has relevence.

Unfortunately, I don't know if the TF will find too much direction in 
terms of changes to the existing text here. This might be a good thing - 
it does seem there is more support for the general idea of a CoC than 
when the Diversity TF first started with this.

2. The second document has a couple of initial thoughts/suggestions on 
the initial CoC document from our side:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/11G9S2FRSU9RWM5QPlUyS6TJzL2vT1sWBt3fgGebLDeY/edit?usp=sharing

Finally, I assume that the goal is not to throw out the current draft, 
which is clear and well written. However, from experience it's sometimes 
helpful to start with a blank page, as the existing text and structure 
can steer your thinking in subtle ways. This might be something to 
consider, even if the aim is to produce something very similar to the 
current draft. While counter-intuitive, this is often the faster 
approach as well. Happy to follow the TF's lead here in any case.

Cheers

Ant