Reporter support and zero retaliation

People who report are protected by a zero-retaliation stance and are never left to face the situation alone — an organised group stands with them, and everyone has a known, dependable route to safety when facing a problem. The system must also let people raise concerns without feeling they are overreacting, including the option of addressing the matter directly with the person involved, supported.

Deliberately left open — OPIN-009 — how the community treats reporters is the sources' framing question; this draft is its first answer.

Where this comes from · 6 source items

This draft merges what the community actually said across 6 source items — every source ID is permanent and traceable.

GTC-006 Organized group needed to address safety concerns or victims need to face situation “alone”
OPIN-009 How do we deal with people who report problem?
OPIN-010 (zero retaliation policy)
OPIN-070 Organized group needed or victims need to face situation “alone”
OPIN-134 I'd like to know, to believe, to trust, that I have a known route to safety if I meet problems or I can't handle a situation myself.
OPIN-138 This must be possible without the person raising it being made to feel that they are overreacting, and there must be a system in place to address it directly with Lloyd.

Themes · reporter support · reporting and channels

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