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No, the author says he will probably not have a code of conduct. And, in my opinion, he is pointing out the very important divergence between how professional o
by jlg23 11y ago
No, the author says he will probably not have a code of conduct. And, in my opinion, he is pointing out the very important divergence between how professional organizers of events think and act and what attendees think how this should be done. He is explicitly saying that feeling safer does not make you safer: "We want people to be safe, not just feel safe. We bake safety into the event. We need to be deliberate. We must design safe events."
- yummyfajitas 11y agoThe author explicitly says he will use a code of conduct, and you should too. To show that I absolutely do believe in the value of a code of conduct...I'm also adding a code of conduct...to the Discourse project. If you maintain an open source project, I strongly urge you to consider formally adopting a code of conduct, too. He acknowledges feeling safer doesn't make you safer, but says you should make people irrationally feel safe anyway. The words in your quotes do not appear in the article - did you get them from another post of his?
- jlg23 11y agoIndeed, it was from an article linked from the one. My bad.