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> Yes. Though, most CoC violations are handled privately That really sounds like abuse of power with extra steps. Either ALL of these violations should be priv
by quantummkv 7y ago
> Yes. Though, most CoC violations are handled privately
That really sounds like abuse of power with extra steps. Either ALL of these violations should be private or NONE of them should be. Selectively enforcing something like this is just bias and vendetta politics
- young_unixer 7y agoI think that a reasonable code would allow the punished party to publicly disclose their punishment, otherwise the punishers (for lack of a better term) would do whatever they wanted. But it should be private by default.
- type0 7y agoSo maybe the expected outcome is merging of HR-SJW positions and NDA-CoC so that "everyone" can feel safe
- PeterisP 7y agoI believe that many CoC violations would include private events which the victim would like to keep private. After all, there's a good reason why we don't make all the police reports about harassment public.