[At-Large] Respectful Online Communication and Behavior

[Jacqueline A. Morris]

I wonder  - given that some of it is from the already existing 
Transparency Framework, and we have had no censorship issues based on 
that document (as far as I have heard) - what are the additional 
penalties/rules here that would allow for censorship and/or political 
correctness?
I agree that one should attempt to be respectful in communication, and 
see nothing wrong with this reminder.
Jacqueline
Bill Silverstein wrote:
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> While you are correct, in theory, it never works like that.
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> This type of behavior 'guideline' turns into a tool for censorship and
> political correctness.
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