Move "Legality" and most parts of "Correctness" to "Examples of unwanted behaviour"

The distinction of "Legality" and "Correctness" seems a bit arbitrary, most of
these are just examples of unwanted behaviour following from the overarching
guidelines outlined under "Respect".

code-of-conduct.md

@@ -93,15 +93,10 @@ actual or perceived, may have contributed to the problem. Arch Linux users are e
 cultivate self awareness and remain peaceable toward their peers. Taking responsibility for our
 actions is often a good first step toward a peaceful reconciliation.
 
-#### Member accounts
+### Examples of unwanted behaviour
 
-Limit your fora membership to one account only. Having multiple accounts is an unnecessary use of
-resources. Further, it may be interpreted as trolling behaviour.
-
-Any form of [sockpuppetry](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sockpuppet_(Internet)) or impersonation is
-prohibited.
-
-### Legality
+From the guiding principles outlined above, it follows that the following
+points are a (by far non-exclusive) list of forbidden behaviour.
 
 #### Criminal solicitation
 
@@ -130,23 +125,12 @@ contact the support staff before posting. Also be aware that posting shortened/o
 technique of spammers and deliberately inhibits the communities ability to judge the propriety of
 the link. Therefore, only post links that include a clear destination.
 
-### Correctness
-
-The Arch Linux community value technical correctness. When seeking or giving help, remember to
-strive for accuracy, completeness and correctness. An excellent introduction to the expectations of
-the Arch community is ESR's [How To Ask Questions The Smart Way](
-http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html).
+#### Sockpuppetry
 
-Other considerations in this category include:
-
-#### Arch Linux distribution support ONLY
+Limit your fora membership to one account only. Having multiple accounts is an unnecessary use of
+resources. Further, it may be interpreted as trolling behaviour.
 
-Arch-based distributions have their own support fora and users of those distributions should be
-actively encouraged to seek support there. These distributions often use different packages,
-package versions, repositories, or make custom system configurations silently, practically
-rendering support for such projects within Arch Linux impossible. Community technical support shall
-only be provided for the Arch Linux distribution and the Arch User Repository. Posting issues with,
-and requesting support for, derivative distributions or operating systems other than Arch Linux are
+Any form of [sockpuppetry](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sockpuppet_(Internet)) or impersonation is
 prohibited.
 
 #### Personal topics/rants
@@ -156,7 +140,7 @@ or other personal web space and is considered undesirable in the Arch community.
 should be open, productive and inviting to all participants. Also see
 [Respect other operating systems and projects](#respect-other-operating-systems-and-projects).
 
-#### Avoid controversy/controversial topics
+#### Controversy/controversial topics
 
 There is no explicit list of topics considered to be "trollish", controversial or provocative, but
 in the past, posts pertaining to __Religion, Sports, Race, Nationalism__ and __Politics__ have
@@ -182,6 +166,26 @@ If you have a question regarding Arch development, ensure that your topic poses
 and be open-minded to responses. If possible, provide a solution or partial solution. Submitting
 code and patches for discussion is always more pragmatic than asking others to do it for you.
 
+### Correctness
+
+The Arch Linux community values technical correctness. When seeking or giving help, remember to
+strive for accuracy, completeness and correctness. An excellent introduction to the expectations of
+the Arch community is ESR's [How To Ask Questions The Smart Way](
+http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html).
+
+Other considerations in this category include:
+
+#### Arch Linux distribution support ONLY
+
+Arch-based distributions have their own support fora and users of those distributions should be
+actively encouraged to seek support there. These distributions often use different packages,
+package versions, repositories, or make custom system configurations silently, practically
+rendering support for such projects within Arch Linux impossible. Community technical support shall
+only be provided for the Arch Linux distribution and the Arch User Repository. Posting issues with,
+and requesting support for, derivative distributions or operating systems other than Arch Linux are
+prohibited.
+
+
 ### Freedom
 
 _Liberty_ is the state of being unencumbered by oppressive authority, whereas _freedom_ is the