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> please note that many people, who are interested in contributing to a Q&A community, do not care meta subjects like "Code of Conduct", "Copyright Licenses", firing some community staff

The casual user of any system generally doesn't care about this type of stuff. The active, involved, users - a small percentage on almost any public system - **do** care. They care because it affects them directly in some cases, or because they are concerned about the goals, morals or other aspects of a system where they spend a lot of their time & energy.

It is, in some ways, similar to politics (in a nominally democratic nation, not the same in a totalitarian regime - but consider US, Canaa, Australia, most of Europe, etc.):

* A very small group really do things (career politicians, the Codidact developers)
* A larger group, but still a minority, put a lot of time & energy into the system (politically active, "Meta" users)
* The vast majority have their opinions but relatively little real action (voters, regular users)

We don't *expect* 100% of Codidact users to become developers or even significant Meta users. But we want to provide an environment where everyone who wants to participate in a productive way (from asking & answering on up to helping develop and run the system) can do so. For the casual user, Code of Conduct and similar issues will have zero effect on them - they just need a system where they can find answers to their questions. For the more active users, these things matter.