> “Avoid
humor that is personal in nature,
all humor is a matter of personal preference
> mean-spirited
in the eye of the beholder
> and
discourteous to others,
a matter of taste
> demonstrating bullying intent.
depending on how snowflake one feels this can be 'Hello.'
> Avoid the
use of any language that is
what language are we talking about? british english? american english?
australian english? what politeless level being required? what social
circle from the word pool being required to be? native speaker
only or is learned later as a foreign language still ok? google translate
assisted for the ones not fluent in english acceptable?
> intentionally
only one person in the world, at maximum, can know that information
> provocative
depends on how provoked someone wants to feel
> gender
do we also have to keep lists of who wants to be addressed how
(he/she/it/they/them/hir/xir/flurry/... and whatever else someone might come up
with)?
My point is: in case someone *wants* (for whatever reason) to be offended then
that someone
* will be*, amount to their liking, no matter what.
And should such a someone be able to weaponize a CoC there is the chance of
exactly that happening, possibly causing as much damage
as can be done in doing so. Please don't hand out the equivalent of loaded
guns for people to point in directions you
might never envision others to point them, simply from the fact that
you wouldn't even get such an idea as you're
acting in good faith toward others. Hint: Not everyone is like that and
with a gameable thing like a CoC there's a good chance to attract the ones that
are *not*.
IMHO this should simply be discarded and replaced by a simple *don't be an
asshole* - for really problematic cases there is law enforcment.
Gregor
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