Unfortunately, event "codes of conduct" started, in part, as reactions
to actual bad behavior at some (non-Racket) events.
I agree that RacketCon doesn't need a code of conduct to tell people how
to behave. But people relatively new to Racket might not know that.
Hence, the conventional "code of conduct", or maybe simply a statement
that affirms that everyone is welcome.
For all I know, the following might suffice as a welcoming statement. :)
Matthias Felleisen wrote on 06/17/2017 02:50 PM:
Racketeers were raised properly by their parents and are well behaved.
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