2010/12/12 Stefano Zacchiroli <lea...@debian.org> > [ Please Cc:-me on replies/follow-ups ] > > I've been asked to declare an anti-harassment policy for Debian Sprints > and I'll be happy to do that. Discussing with the proposers (Lars and > Amaya) the obvious question of "who the contact address should be?" has > naturally arisen. >
Hey, I have been thinking about a global "anti-harassment committee". That is, a group of people involved not only in one community, but coming from various ones who could be contacted via a mail in case of any mistreatment. Unfortunately, this touches a lot to women (sexual harassment/assault, in general) but also, one could consider that a bad welcome to newly enrolled contributor is also a form of harassment. Since all the communities face these situations, my guess is it could be more efficient to have a global "committee". Otherwise, I fear (and this is also what I experienced when this happenned to me) that things are disconnected and less powerful. What do you think about this? Rayna -- "Change l'ordre du monde plutôt que tes désirs." Mon blog perso/My personal blog : http://hatewasabi.wordpress.com/ Relectrice LinuxFr.org (http://linuxfr.org/~Malicia/<http://linuxfr.org/%7EMalicia/> ) PhD Student "Molecular Evolution and Bioinformatics" Ludwig-Maximilians University (LMU) of Munich
