Comment by bakugo

> "using social pressure to influence decisions" is so general that it could apply to just any discussion

Not really. It's one thing to discuss these things directly in the proper channels, namely the mailing list, but it's another thing entirely to make childish, passive-aggressive posts on not-Twitter about how anyone who disagrees with your actions is trying to "sabotage the project" and trying to rally your followers to cancel them on the grounds of "Code of Conduct violations" (once again proving that "Codes of Conduct" are little more than tools to enable cancel culture).

He himself acknowledged the fact that what he did was childish and embarrassing by deleting his entire Mastodon account.