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Re: GNU Kind Communication Guidelines versus "social contract" or Codes
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Andreas Enge |
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Re: GNU Kind Communication Guidelines versus "social contract" or Codes of Conduct |
Date: |
Wed, 6 Nov 2019 10:33:01 +0100 |
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Mutt/1.12.1 (2019-06-15) |
Hello,
starting with the subject of your message, it conflates two completely
unrelated concepts: a social contract, which is a "mission statement" and
statement of the general principles of an organisation, as well with respect
to the inner workings as well as an engagement to the outer world; and a code
of conduct, that gives rules about expected behaviour in a given context
(conference attendance, mailing list postings, and so on), as well as a
procedure that can be followed if the rules are broken.
If you start by equating two unrelated concepts, nothing useful can come
out of a discussion.
Andreas
- GNU Kind Communication Guidelines versus "social contract" or Codes of Conduct, Jean Louis, 2019/11/06
- Re: GNU Kind Communication Guidelines versus "social contract" or Codes of Conduct,
Andreas Enge <=
- Re: GNU Kind Communication Guidelines versus social contract or Codes of Conduct, Jean Louis, 2019/11/06
- Re: GNU Kind Communication Guidelines versus social contract or Codes of Conduct, Florian Weimer, 2019/11/06
- Re: GNU Kind Communication Guidelines versus social contract or Codes of Conduct, Alfred M. Szmidt, 2019/11/06
- Re: GNU Kind Communication Guidelines versus social contract or Codes of Conduct, Ruben Safir, 2019/11/06
- Re: GNU Kind Communication Guidelines versus social contract or Codes of Conduct, Ludovic Courtès, 2019/11/11
- Re: GNU Kind Communication Guidelines versus social contract or Codes of Conduct, Jean Louis, 2019/11/11
- Re: GNU Kind Communication Guidelines versus social contract or Codes of Conduct, Andreas, 2019/11/11
- Re: GNU Kind Communication Guidelines versus social contract or Codes of Conduct, Alfred M. Szmidt, 2019/11/13
- Re: GNU Kind Communication Guidelines versus "social contract" or Codes of Conduct, Federico Leva (Nemo), 2019/11/12