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RE: RE: Regeln für die Community ?
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RE: Regeln für die Community ?

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Hello everybody,

Strange things are happening in the community, for a moment you had the feeling that old songs are being played that are very reminiscent of the times of Berniesanders and Haejin or Markymark or other larger or smaller stories on the chain. The list of these interludes is long and unpleasant.

As part of the last campaign, it was pointed out several times that the DA-CH community has no rules and it should therefore be relatively difficult to adhere to them or even more difficult to demand them, which is of course absolutely correct, because I have rules myself generally not so tight I think this is probably due to me ...
But I see that a community needs certain rules to function, so I looked around other loose communities and found a very good example.

Source: Reddit / de rules

Respectful and constructive interaction with one another is the top priority for communication in the sub. The following rules of conduct apply to behavior on / r / de:

No personal attacks on other users

No racism, homophobia, transphobia, sexism, misogyny or other degrading statements.

No trolling, flamebaiting, dog whistling or any other form of deliberate derailing of topics.

No malice towards victims of or advocacy for violence, disaster or crime.

No agenda pushing or spreading propaganda.

There are detailed views for all of these rules of conduct that explain exactly what is meant by them, although these should also be relatively understandable.

This is only about the rules of conduct, I think that is also the essential part of this set of rules that is important for us. Overall, / de has a large number of rules for content and moderation etc pp.

What do you all mean?
Do we need all of this? or are the rules of conduct sufficient?
And how do you like the rules of Reddit? Since many hundreds of thousands of users write here, that may be a bit overkill compared to our 150 ... but on the other hand, the rules should also be very well tested :)

I look forward to the discussion!

Have a nice Tuesday everyone

Your Jan