Hoi,
To help you remember, we had such situations in the past, they were
resolved. It was ultimately the language committee who stopped Wikipedias.
Background it is this same language committee who is instrumental in
starting new projects.
On a different topic. Diversity and bias is very much topi
On Tue, 7 Apr 2020 at 21:43, Pine W wrote:
> Hello,
> This topic has been in the back of my mind for awhile.
>
Your proposal was thought-provoking. I was about to share my thoughts on it
for a long time:
First, I think there are 3 aspects to the discussion on the CoC:
1. The values and standard
Hi,
Thanks for the comments here. I'm busy with off-wiki activities today
and can't respond with as much specificity as I would wish. I request
that you copy these comments to the talk page on Meta for discussion
there.
Please keep in mind that this process is in the early stages. There
are proba
Kaya
When we look at number we to interpret them in ways that the numbers
themselves don't.
Think about this 40% that think the the policies need 'quite a bit of
improvement' but that doesnt tell us if it because the policy failed to
protect them. More importantly it also doesn't say if was the
Hi Pine,
I don't think a global commitee would be the right place - stewards are
currently filling this gap involuntarily, and it seems extremely difficult
to judge situations on a local project properly (the Azerbaijani case might
come to mind here).
For me the ideal version of a universal CoC w
Hello,
I have published a draft proposal at the bottom of
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Universal_Code_of_Conduct. Discussion
is welcome.
A difficult issue is how to support diversity of expressions and
opinions, even when those expressions or opinions may offend others,
while also supporting c
I'm certainly not a big proponent of a global code of conduct (especially
after the Fram disaster), but if there is to be one, I could actually see
one like this being useful. We have had instances in the past where smaller
projects had an admin corps that abused their tools to preserve content
tha
Hello,
This topic has been in the back of my mind for awhile. Occasionally it
comes up in conversations, and it has been discussed as part of the
2030 strategy process (see
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Strategy/Wikimedia_movement/2018-20).
I have a few early thoughts that I'd like to share.
I
