[Gendergap] Sumana on codes of conduct

This may be the article I remember--the part towards the end caught my attention: "The Dangerous Speech Project has gathered typical hallmarks of speech that seems to catalyze just such mass violence and has developed guidelines for analyzing the level of danger posed by a particular turn of

Re: [Gendergap] Signpost op-ed (NSFW)

"Keilana's actions have encouraged people to make it less so. " or validating the bad behavior elsewhere. i'd just say they don't need no validation, they will continue the "buzz saw" regardless. this language appropriation, (like sl**-walking) is a common enough device to be cliché. shouldn't

Re: [Gendergap] Signpost op-ed (NSFW)

On 22 February 2016 at 13:06, Neotarf wrote: > @Risker, if your high school student are that benign, perhaps I will move > to Canada. > > :-) Even though it's a big urban centre that takes the word "multicultural" to a whole new level, Toronto is actually a pretty

Re: [Gendergap] Signpost op-ed (NSFW)

@Risker, if your high school student are that benign, perhaps I will move to Canada. On Mon, Feb 22, 2016 at 12:54 PM, Risker wrote: > Give me a break, Neotarf. I am critiquing the article and the decisions by > its author and its publisher. It doesn't surprise me that

Re: [Gendergap] Signpost op-ed (NSFW)

Give me a break, Neotarf. I am critiquing the article and the decisions by its author and its publisher. It doesn't surprise me that having someone of Keilana's stature drop more f-bombs in a couple of paragraphs than I heard on a bus full of high school students this morning will change the

Re: [Gendergap] Signpost op-ed (NSFW)

@Risker, the double standard is that several individuals dropped f-bombs on the page, but only the woman got tsked. Talk pages of various users, not to mention the arbitration committee's pages, routinely contain f-bombs, which I have never seen anyone remark on. JimboTalk has occasionally seen

[Gendergap] Sumana on codes of conduct

Some notes from Sumana Harihareswara framing codes of conduct, also on the spectrum of liberty versus hospitality. There is another piece I saw somewhere associated with the Berkman Center, that this group might find useful, that gives a framework for evaluating types of speech. I will try to