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Considering the rule is only self-imposed, it's pretty self-selective. "Crocker emphasized, repeatedly, in Wikipedia discourse and elsewhere, that one could on
by jasonlotito 10y ago
Considering the rule is only self-imposed, it's pretty self-selective.
"Crocker emphasized, repeatedly, in Wikipedia discourse and elsewhere, that one could only adopt Crocker's rules to apply to oneself, and could not impose them on a debate or forum with participants who had not opted-in explicitly to these rules, nor use them to exclude any participant."
In essence, it's a rule about how you allow people communicate to you, rather than how you communicate with others.