Naming things is hard. Generally just having a designated quiet room
where people can go and... have quiet is generally quite useful, though.
For all sorts of purposes.
On 15/08/18 17:01, Paulo Santos Perneta wrote:
I hope it wasn't called "introversion room"... That sounds awful. :|
Paulo
I hope it wasn't called "introversion room"... That sounds awful. :|
Paulo
Amir E. Aharoni escreveu no dia quarta,
15/08/2018 à(s) 17:44:
> Thank you for sharing this, Romaine.
>
> Our experiences are so different, and we should acknowledge it and cherish
> it, and we need to respect all
Hello all,
In response to this I wrote something in defence of friendly space
policies, as I think we are looking at them the wrong way.
It's far from complete but just a few ideas.
TL:DR: Safe space policies are important,
but
being both less defensive, and less judgemental
about infractions,
Thank you for sharing this, Romaine.
Our experiences are so different, and we should acknowledge it and cherish
it, and we need to respect all people and accommodate all people.
My experience is related and opposite at the same time. I sometimes tell
people that Wikimania is my social life. It's
Hi everyone,
In our movement we have a lot of different people, including people with a
different neurodiversity.
Then it can happen that with events organised by the Wikimedia movement,
there are people that get sensory overloads. it basically means that the
input through the senses gets too
