Guideline
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Guideline 5: Radical Inclusion is not above safety
Radical Inclusion is a founding principle, but it is subordinate to safety, consent, and care — radically including one person must not become the tacit exclusion of the many who no longer feel safe. The community is not a legal body and cannot formally discipline anyone; what it can and must do is protect the spaces it creates.
Where this comes from · 11 source items
This draft merges what the community actually said across 11 source items — every source ID is permanent and traceable.
- JBG-018 Radical Inclusion is not above safety and consent.
- JBG-019 The community is built on the principle of Radical Inclusion. This, however, is subordinate to safety, consent, and care.
- JBG-020 We are not a legal body. We cannot formally discipline people in the way a court or institution can.
- JBG-021 But we do have a responsibility to protect the spaces we create.
- OPIN-030 Radical Inclusion is not above safety and consent.
- OPIN-031 The community is built on the principle of Radical Inclusion. This, however, is subordinate to safety, consent, and care.
- OPIN-032 We are not a legal body. We cannot formally discipline people in the way a court or institution can.
- OPIN-033 But we do have a responsibility to protect the spaces we create. The final mechanism available to us is Mindful Exclusion, where needed.
- OPIN-073 It becomes a case of Radical Inclusion of one person becomes Tacit Exclusion of many others that do not feel safe in their presence.
- GTC-012 Radical inclusion is not more important than safety and consent and care
- GTC-090 Avoid Radical Inclusion from leading to Tacit Exclusion due to the inclusion of that person
Themes · scope of community safety · governance and legitimacy · repercussions and exclusion · consent and feedback culture
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