A detailed response by LSP to questions raised on the French
Wikipedia, and a summary of the context of being subject to an
unpleasant pile on, and direct personal attacks on the team, was
published yesterday at:
https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Projet:Les_sans_pagEs/Réponses_aux_questions_posées_à_l'association_LSP

If you can't read French, Google translate does a perfectly adequate
job to do the necessary reading everyone is expected to do as a *basic
courtesy*, before publishing opinions.

Lane
On Tue, 20 Sept 2022 at 07:34, Todd Allen <toddmal...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> It is hard to determine what is being complained about, when the letter does 
> not actually link to any of the threads it complains about. If it did that, 
> it would be much more easily possible for someone to look into the substance 
> of it. It states that it has been linked to "continual bad-faith arguments" 
> (itself concerning; that's not a neutral summary) of discussions "on the 
> project’s talk page, on the administrators’ bulletin and on Le Bistro and a 
> formal RFC — including calls for the disestablishment of the project on the 
> basis of concerns around Conflicts of interest and Paid editing."
>
> Where are the links to those discussions? Where can I see what concerns were 
> raised? If there is paid editing going on, that's a substantial concern, as 
> is COI. If the arguments are in bad faith, well, that should be readily 
> apparent, too. But where are the links?
>
> Todd
>
> On Mon, Sep 19, 2022 at 5:17 AM Lane Chance <zinkl...@gmail.com> wrote:
>>
>> Responding to LGBTQ minority communities raising legitimate, evidence
>> based, concerns of systemic bias with "stay in your lane"?
>>
>> I don't think I've read anything more tone deaf.
>>
>> The give away is "Without having looked into the actual substance". Do
>> the research before rushing to punch down the voice of minority
>> groups.
>>
>> Lane
>>
>> On Mon, 19 Sept 2022 at 01:25, Yair Rand <yyairr...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> >
>> > Without having looked into the actual substance of whatever dispute is 
>> > going on among frwiki and LSP, I want to put forward some good general 
>> > principles:
>> > * The individual hiring and firing decisions of our organizations should 
>> > be under the exclusive jurisdiction of the entities assigned those 
>> > responsibilities. Public community pressure should not be able to get 
>> > someone fired or hired, or prevent any particular hiring or firing 
>> > decision. A public protest against someone's hiring is unproductive and 
>> > damages the collaborative environment.
>> > * Responding to a community's attitude by sending out a monodirectional 
>> > communication, organized off-wiki and listing supporters' affiliate 
>> > positions, is basically the most conflict-oriented way possible to 
>> > approach this.
>> >
>> > How an affiliate manages their individual hires is the affiliate's 
>> > business. HR activities are complicated, and do not need to be handled in 
>> > the public sphere. If an affiliate wants to hire whoever, the community 
>> > doesn't get to veto it.
>> >
>> > How a community reacts to an affiliate's actions is their own business. 
>> > Affiliates do not get a say in local community affairs. A usergroup's or 
>> > chapter's collective opinion is completely irrelevant in a community 
>> > dialogue. If the community wants to ban someone, or even the entire 
>> > membership of a group, they can do that, and affiliates don't get to veto 
>> > it.
>> >
>> > (Seriously: It doesn't matter if you're the WMF's Board Chair, the CEO, or 
>> > whatever, you don't get an extra vote in an RfC.)
>> >
>> > (It should go without saying that hostile/uncivil behaviour, harassment, 
>> > and accusations of bad faith are not acceptable.)
>> >
>> > Everyone, please stay in your lane. This is like the only place on 
>> > Wikimedia where we clearly even _have_ obvious distinct lanes, it should 
>> > be manageable.
>> >
>> > -- Yair Rand
>> >
>> >
>> > ‫בתאריך יום ו׳, 16 בספט׳ 2022 ב-4:30 מאת ‪WM LGBT‬‏ 
>> > <‪wikimedial...@gmail.com‬‏>:‬
>> >>
>> >> Link: 
>> >> https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Open_letter_of_support_for_Les_sans_pagEs
>> >>
>> >> Over 35 Wikimedia organisations and many individual Wikimedians have
>> >> signed in support of the initiative of our Wikimedia Affiliate Les
>> >> sans pagEs professionalising their work by hiring Nattes à chat as
>> >> executive director to continue their longstanding work addressing
>> >> systemic bias on Wikipedia and our sister projects and groups.
>> >>
>> >> Les sans pagEs should be free and supported to create a better
>> >> quality, more complete French-language encyclopedia, representative of
>> >> different perspectives and lived experiences, instead of having to
>> >> defend their work against baseless accusations of malpractice.
>> >>
>> >> Please ask on the meta discussion page if you would like to add your
>> >> Wikimedia organisation or name in support.
>> >>
>> >> On behalf of
>> >> Wikimedia LGBT+ User Group
>> >> https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Wikimedia_LGBT
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