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A culture of speaking up
The community builds a culture of openness where people raise issues, are taken seriously, and are believed; where every member has a place to be heard and feels comfortable contributing; and where intolerance of poor behaviour, willingness to report, asking for help, and open talk are normal — a culture worth carrying beyond the community. Space is made for honest conversations about one's own behaviour as well as others'.
Where this comes from · 9 source items
This draft merges what the community actually said across 9 source items — every source ID is permanent and traceable.
- GTC-008 Creating a culture of openness and safety to ring up issues, open the conversation more, and people knowing its taken seriously and as the report as honest, and nurturing a culture of "speaking up"
- GTC-009 Hearing every voice. Every community member has a place to be heard.
- GTC-082 Everyone must feel comfortable to contribute
- GTC-094 Build a culture of intolerance for shitty behaviour and enforcing the guidelines (, reporting, asking for help, and talking to people about what's happening in our lives. This is community, and in a way that can be carried outside our community
- GTC-095 Create space for open and honest conversations, where people are comfortable to come with concerns, questions about their own or others’ behaviors
- OPIN-128 Hearing every voice. Every community member has a place to be heard.
- OPIN-130 creating and nurturing a culture of "speaking up"
- OPIN-136 Do we go to elsewhere or do we try change the culture?
- OPIN-148 Build a culture of intolerance for shitty behaviour and enforcing the guidelines (, reporting, asking for help, and talking to people about what's happening in our lives. This is community.
Themes · consent and feedback culture · reporting and channels · communication and tone
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