These rules are blatantly patronizing, and come off a bit like a large organization's standard CYA boilerplate. Something along the lines of HN's commenting guidelines or Hacker School's social rules would be more appropriate.
The items under the "Be careful in the words that you choose" heading (which make up a significant part of the document), except for maybe the doxing clause, addresses an apparently antisocial audience, which is patronizing.
And what I mean by CYA-ish, is that the intent of the code seems to be to prevent worst-case scenarios. Whereas the HN and Hacker School guidelines aim to boost the level of discourse and friendliness, the Django code offers suggestions on how to avoid getting arrested.