> You shouldn't assume just because an organizer team has detected a problem, that it really is a problem. You shouldn't assume things in life, yes. But you h

> You shouldn't assume just because an organizer team has detected a problem, that it really is a problem. You shouldn't assume things in life, yes. But you have to treat problems and complaints from "accusers" seriously. Which means raising them with the accused, listening to their side, evaluating both points of view, and acting accordingly. Which is EXACTLY what this article is saying, just through the lens that MOST (vastly) accusations are valid and have some basis in reality. Any other whataboutism is a distraction.