Hi, back from the Hackathon in Jerusalem, where technical collaboration worked at its best. :)
I have been asking hackathon participants about their opinions on the Code of Conduct, especially among volunteers that haven't participated in the draft. The replies could be mainly classified in two groups: "about time -- sorry that I couldn't follow all the discussion" and "right, but is there really a problem...?".
Since there have been some questions about the types of problems we have in our technical spaces, I have tried to provide an overview at
https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Talk:Code_of_Conduct/Draft#Problems_in_the_Wi...
Please have a look. The fact that Wikimedia technical spaces seem to have less problems than other corners of the movement doesn't mean that there are no problems at all. Andre and I deal with reports of different types basically every month.
For us, the proposal for a Code of Conduct with a process to handle reports by a community committee represents a better process than the current ad-hoc approach that the WMF Developer Relations team has to maintain in response to the complaints we receive.