​>A major problem with our dispute-resolution processes is that the person 
being harassed has >to endure more harassment to draw attention to the problem. 
This is, of course, hardly unique to Wikipedia or even online communities in 
general, I think.

 >I have long thought the Foundation ought to employ a team of specialists who 
 >can take up >those cases when they see them, so that the pursuit of sanctions 
 >is not laid at the victim's >door. This is perhaps similar to Sumana's 
 >suggestion that communities need dedicated >helpers who will do the emotional 
 >labour in conflict situations.

Would there be a good existing example of such a program we could take a look 
at?
Daniel Case
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