Knowledge:Community response to the Wikimedia Foundation's ban of Fram/Archive 10

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other users of the site in support of the proposal for the requested ArbCom case to be a forum for a discussion between enwiki and WMF, though there have been conspiracy theory emails as well, which I have read, but not responded to. I suspect other Committee members have received similar. People here are aware that there was a phone call discussion between some members of the Committee and Jan - as reported above the contents of that discussion are still being chewed over. As it was a private meeting, at this stage we cannot indicate what was discussed without agreement from those involved in the discussion. When I looked at the email list a few minutes ago, there are proposals for summarising what was said, but no agreement as yet. My feeling, as an individual on the Committee but not as a representative of the Committee, ie, my purely personal feeling, is that the Committee is caught in a difficult position, and I'm not entirely clear what our role here is or should be. What everyone agrees is that there should be some form of dialogue between enwiki and WMF. Where there are differences in thought is in the exact nature of that dialogue. I feel this is not just about Fram, nor just about Office Actions, but about the relationship between enwiki and WMF going forward. However, whatever anyone here on enwiki thinks and agrees, any discussion is entirely subject to agreement and involvement from representatives of WMF. I am not sure how much the WMF are monitoring this page. Nor am I sure how effective or helpful gestures of civil disobedience would be, though I quite understand the passion that propels such ideas. I feel the same passions and frustrations. My suggestion (again, I stress, as an individual member of this community) would be for folks to communicate directly to WMF. Not rudely or aggressively, but in the same spirit of creative humanist endeavour that propelled this community to make Knowledge in the first place. If everyone, instead of posting here, wrote a polite email to people in WMF explaining how they feel about this situation, and how they feel that what is needed right now is open dialogue between the community and WMF as to how we can better work together, that might achieve something. From various things I have read recently that have been linked here about the Foundation's proposals for our "toxic" community, I suspect that there has been a fix in the Foundation on the negative aspects of the community. I think it is time we showed that we are not entirely toxic, but that we are people who care passionately for creating a 💕 that is comprehensive, trustworthy and reliable. And that, above all, we welcome open and honest discussion. If there is evidence of toxicity in our community we would welcome that being pointed out so we can deal with it. Openly, honestly, and fairly.

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then while I don't know of the legal situation, ethically I personally and think many others would feel they are bound by that again whatever the wisdom of them of them making such a promise in the first place. Once it blew up, they could try speaking to the complainant again, and warn them if they didn't beforehand (which they obviously should have) that while the WMF may not reveal their identity, since the details are public it's possible others may uncover it. So it may be better if they at least partly reveal the details. (E.g. to arbcom.) Or otherwise try to get ahead of the situation. But if the complainant still won't budge, again whatever the legal situation I'm sure they will feel bound to honour that request even if they're sure it's going to be public at some stage and no matter what flak they are taking. They could of course have declared to ban in the first place under the confidentiality requirement, or decide to overturn the ban later, but they couldn't reveal someone's identity against their will. Incidentally as I've mentioned before I still see no real reason to think this has anything really to do with the L editor. And don't think I quite mentioned before but sadly enough, assuming it does have nothing to do with them, this is further proof that all that stuff about pressure from a board member due to a personal relationship etc was nonsense. They've actually suffered significantly from something that had little to do with them. As I'm sure I did say before, assuming we come to the conclusion or find out somehow this had little to do with the L editor, whatever the faults of the WMF, we as a community also need to consider how we behaved in our treatment of the L editor and those associated with them after this blew up.

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checking by an random admin. That might work, but what if the harasser was an admin? They could flag it is unwarranted, or ask a friend to do so, and in the latter case even the log (if checked) wouldn't help. But let's assume that it was recognized by an uninvolved admin who took it on. The next but is how would they consider context? Most of the time with harassment (as opposed to simple civility issues) you need to look at a pattern over time, and that can be difficult for a single admin based on a single reported diff. If they do start an AE style discussion, people understanding the system would know that it was unlikely that the admin did it on their own, and thus while I respect that the admin might appear to take the blame, the fear would be that the person the diff was about would still be open to retaliation, as unless they specifically said they didn't make the report the public assumption would be that they did. I do actually think this is a good idea, but it isn't a replacement for anonymous reporting of harassment to someone who can handle it privately without making the details public and be trusted to maintain confidentially. Instead it would be good for identifying personal attacks and civility issues, along with blatant cases where retaliation was not a concern. -

12061:(full PDF courtesy of ResearchGate). I'm not qualified to judge all the social science parts of the paper, not do I have time for a really deep dive, but I do see a significant potential for misunderstandings. For one, the paper is purely anecdotal. It relates information from interviews (performed 5 years ago) with 25 experienced female Wikipedians. There is no comparable control group (nor, indeed, any control). It's also interesting that "Knowledge" in the paper not only comprises the Wiki, but also mailing lists, meet-ups, Wiki-related facebook groups, and so on. I particularly noted complaints about the WMFs handling of trolling/harassing on its mailing lists - something beyond the reach or even the experience of most Wikipedians and the Wiki-Knowledge community. Overall, the paper provides an interesting and even instructive view at some experiences, but it does not (and does not claim) to present typical or representative cases, and it is silent on comparable experiences of male editors. What the paper also does not do is ask for or suggest a punitive approach. The Swaddle article, on the other hand, seems to be a shallow trawl looking for horror stories, not a fair summary of the underlying academic paper. -- 4457:, Nobody need be precluded from participation. In the example above where I talked about how I handled a paper's committee, I mentioned I was skipping some details. I'll provide one of those details. If a particular paper is assigned to, say, five of the 15 or so reviewers, they provide a preliminary position which is shared with the entire committee. In some cases, the entire committee will be perfectly satisfied with the report, but in some cases, one or more of the remainder of the committee might decide to get personally involved, and if they find that the initial report was deficient, it could change. The same concept could easily apply to ArbCom. Asking a subset of the committee to be assigned to the case doesn't mean those are the only members that can look at the material. It means those selected members are expected to immerse themselves in all aspects of the case, but any other member could monitor the workshop and decide to get involved if they feel that something important is being missed. It most definitely does not mean that any member of the committee is precluded from reviewing any case (with the obvious exception of conflicts of interest requiring recusal). 2032:. I see a community which has not only created the world's most popular encyclopedia, but an entire system to ensure that the encyclopedia, which remains open to all to contribute, is well written and reliable, and the rules which govern how the encyclopedia is written, and which topics are allowed, are fair and open and which can be challenged and amended at any time, meaning the project and the rules remain fluid and progressive. The task before us would seem almost impossible given the tendency of teenagers, people with an agenda, and malcontents to try to sabotage or undermine what we do on an hourly basis, but is achieved through the positive spirit and supportive camaraderie of the community. Knowledge is one of mankind's greatest achievements, made even greater by knowing that it has been made communally by willing volunteers who all have an equal say in what happens, and where we vote on everything. And this has been done without external assistance, including that of the Foundation which was created two years after Knowledge was founded, by which time we had nearly 6 million articles, and our policy and guidelines looked this this: 12587:

might be. The problem is they also might be, thus the question becomes about harm to the project (that is what bans are meant to be about, they are not punitive, they are preventative). What outcome produces the least overall harm, guilt or innocence are ultimately irrelevant, this is not a court of issue. This is why I ask about no smoke without fire, its not about implying he might be guilty, its about saying that even if he is not it may still do massive damage if he is unblocked, if there is even a scintilla of doubt about that. As I said this is not a court of law, thus "not guilty" is not going to wash with those who see the system as fundamentally (and institutionally) sexist. Even if Fram is unblocked they will have lost a lot of confidence, and every action they take will be monitored. Rightly or wrongly they will not really be able to act as an admin, and maybe not even as an editor, simply put every action will be judged as partisan to the "patriarchy" of Knowledge. And every action that is seen as falling short will get reported. I suppose that is what I have been saying all long, the changing demographics of Knowledge.

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one of the central points of this dustup. This is the first time that the WMF has dished out a 12 month ban on one project rather than a global block. This means that the WMF is moving into dealing with much less serious cases than they previously did, but we don't know what the behaviour is that would merit a 12 month ban. It is as if the local traffic cops had introduced a new rule, and were enforcing it, without first telling us what the new rule was. If they had simply come out and said from now on, any editor using the f word to another editor or group of editors will get a 12 month ban from the office. We would all know where we stood, some of us would grumble about the way they had made such a change, and some people would switch to language such as bampots, clueless whazzocks, screenagers with damaged attention spans or simply spilling libations to awaken the spirit of the San Andreus fault. But as it is, we don't know if the reason for the ban was incivility to Arbcom, enforcing quality rules on other editors, or some other activity that may even have consensus support on this wiki.

11051:(my humble view as an outsider) Enwp has by far the best content of all versions, both in substance and quality, an envy and inspiration for us working on other versions. Enwp has by far the highest number of editors and has evolved the most advanced set of procedures (inluding ArbCom) to handle this in a controlled way, an inspiration for us working on smaller versions, even if we do not, as being smaller, always need the same level of complexity. You have an amazing set of competence in your editing and discussion related to articles, far better than I am used to meeting on other versions. But in the area you state above you are not better nor an inspiration to other versions, and in my view has you have not evolved in this area as other versions have over time. So while I agree the process around T&S seems to be in need of an overhaul, I do believe you really need to focus on improving your handling of these type of issues, which will be the surest way of not being involved in any similar case in the future. 2060:, I'm extremely skeptical of the ability of T&S to do so effectively on a community of this size using the approach they're taking here - they seem to be taking the approach Facebook or Twitter or YouTube is taking for moderating their platforms (a moderation system using professional, non-community moderators that makes final, unappealable decisions based on anonomyous reports from within a walled silo, so to speak.) And all else aside that sort of system has a very poor track record on large social-media-ish communities due to scaling poorly and providing so little transparency; Knowledge has its issues, but I would still say that our moderation and conflict-resolution system is better than the others I mentioned. Changing Knowledge's culture will require working with the community. That's why I've said that if they want to set dictates from above (which 8388:

is concerned. This is aspersion-casting by any standard, and he should not make any further commentary that makes allegations against Fram unless he is prepared to substantiate it. While the WMF is immune to our rules, ordinary editors can't just make accusations and fail to substantiate them, "privacy" reasons or not. If you're going to make an accusation you are unwilling or unable to substantiate, then don't make it. It's a personal attack. If you're not a member of WMF or Arbcom who is acting on privileged and/or confidentially-disclosed information, you are not bound to keep public information that you have uncovered secret, and it not only does a disservice to the community to claim that you're exclusively privy to non-confidential information, but it does the original case further harm by contributing to a coverup.

11033:, I can't believe this was posted for several reasons. There's nothing new here, and it is rehashing exactly what many people did not want to rehash. The summary is very poorly written. I'd like to know who wrote it so I can privately share my concerns, rather than picking the scab openly. It defies credulity that this was the basis for the ban. The info posted appears to be the basis for the old IBan, which was largely honored (subject to two exceptions, possibly inadvertent). Speaking only for myself (but I'll be surprised if I am alone), tempers are a bit short - it has been a long time since the action and communication sucks, to be blunt, and I fear we are filling the vacuum with nonsense. Why are we repeating painful material that everyone who has been following alreay knows? What purpose is served? 7305:

all this hard learned historical and sociological knowledge is rapidly evaporating, as people become convinced we are living in a 'new world (cybernetic (dys)order.' Anyone with a reasonable literacy could cite a dozen examples from the standard works on the regimes of that period about the extreme dangers of delegating investigations to opaque authorities, and taking their judgements on trust. People here are so focused on gender discrimination (I see ethnonational and ethnic discrimination as equally powerfully present on media and Knowledge, but no one is disconcerted about that) they forget the larger sociological issue -what happens when you institutionalize anonymous reports and invite a 'society/community' to make secret reports on their neighbours. Somerthing like the following:

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shows that in several previous days she'd stop editing at about 0-3 hours before the time of Fram's ban (17:45). So nothing suspicious about about her stopping at around that time on the 10th. And obviously the reason she didn't return after the 10th was most likely the offsite harassment. So no reason to assume a tip off. You might not have explicitly advocated for her to be further harassed, but your suggestion of at least partial involvement could have encouraged the offsite harassers to continue their work, or at least not to feel guilty about what they've already done, and hence be more likely in the future to harass other good prolific female content creators. Im sure you didn't intend that, but you might want to think things through a little more before making similar posts.

2599:. I will adhere to above request for an indefinite time. I am sorry, anyone who is commenting here with 'we have to wait until Jan, Jimbo, Doc, the ArbCom etc. have come back to us': we have requested answers from them for a long time, and we have been absolutely stonewalled. ArbCom clearly has not much more information than what we have (if any) suggesting that they are stonewalled as well. No-one we could possibly trust has even given any idea on which way WMF wants to go, whether things were (un)reasonable, or what timeline there is on it. And the longer trusted editors take, the less I am going to trust the answer. We have lost 8 admins over this (which already will have some effect on the maintenance of this site), this just needs to be a growing movement. -- 7348:

Participation here depends on being willing and able to constructively contribute to that project without disrupting it or becoming a net negative to it. Among other things, our success at that project depends on being able to attract and retain a wide variety of editors with a wide range of interests and backgrounds. That means that being unable to work well with others (whether it's harassment or general abrasiveness) is incompatible with our project's purpose and goals - even if someone is the most amazing editor ever, if they constantly drive off other editors with their abrasive behavior, then they're a net negative to the project and need to get the boot. Being unable or unwilling to extend basic civility to other editors is just as much as

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by which JEH determined the degree of 'harrassment' (to a third party - the effect on the recipient should never be ignored) against the totality of Fram's interactions while using semi automated tools to perform wikignoming actions. If he simply cross referenced Fram with another user, using commonly available tools, finding three examples of poorly judged comments is 'not' a basis to construct an argument of a campaign of harrassment. We do not know if this is three from tens, hundreds, or thousands, of interactions - and how many out of all edits over that period. Without simple answers as to the ratio of suspect comment to all actions with 1 editor or all actions within that timeframe, then we do not know how Jehochman derived his opinion.

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international privacy law requirements), though I suspect the main driving force behind secrecy is a combination of (1) avoiding public statements due to the risk of a libel or false light claim that'll make it past an initial motion to dismiss/demurrer, and (2) a genuine, sincerely-held belief that repeating/sharing harassing content in any form, anywhere results in additional harm to the target of that harassment. So I don't know if there's a way forward. I think actual, objective, dispassionate dialogue that honestly addresses these fundamental questions and reasons for why WMF does anything is a first step. If they can't be open about why an action is taken, they need to be as open as possible, and need to explain their lack of openness. —/

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certain directions. If ArbCom do not stand up for the community, then the community has the power to change the arbitration policy, disband the current ArbCom (with no reflection on the current members) and elect a new ArbCom that truly represents the feelings of the community on this matter and empowered to transmit that message to the WMF. That may be the strongest signal possible to send to the WMF, short of the strike and/or redirect all behavioural matters to the T&S email address options. There are sufficient numbers of people (well over the required 100) to make these changes. For whatever reason, ArbCom are not seeing the very real danger they are in here, of either being disempowered by the WMF or ejected by the community.

2150:. Keep it in its current state, and allow it to fall out of date. The symbolism behind that is that volunteers are the force that keeps the encyclopedia moving, and this conflict is having a very negative effect on the volunteer community. I know The Rambling Man has suspended his errors page for this mess already. It also is difficult for the WMF to reverse. What are they going to do, have a staffer manually learn and perform the processes that make the main page tick? That seems both unlikely and inconvenient. It also gives the WMF a progressive clock - the sooner they fix this, the less disruption is caused. Once the main page is actively out of date, we can put a small link at the bottom to an explanatory page. 3032:

you withdraw labour (either secretly or openly) all you will do is play into the hands of those who say the problem is amdinship and arbcom, and edds who stack the system to protect their vision of the project. As I said all you are going to do is store up more trouble for when you come off your breaks, not only workload but the inevitability that a new batch of admins and arbcom members will have to have been appointed. Ones who are not only not part of your clique, but whose whole alligence is to WMF. I have said above (more then once) part of the problem (assuming it is a problem, and not in fact a solution) is the changing demographics of Knowledge, and that is only going to be hastened by withdrawing labour.

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of the (historically) socially excluded. When they see this amount of effort on behalf of one admin, they look at the amount of time taken to dealing with the communities apparent inability to deal with certain kinds of harassment (and indeed some peoples attempts to change our polices to make it even harder to complain about harassment) they are going to ask why. But maybe the reason other sites do it better is just that, there is not such a huge imbalance, so the lads cannot drown out the ladies. And that may also be commented on in relation to the amount of effort put into this. We need to tread carefully, otherwise we are going to find ourselves the subject of some very negative publicity.

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incompetence. No one normally takes exception to this. In the case alluded to, I saw numerous machine-produced and often ridiculously flawed translations by the one editor being systematically reverted by the admin in question. Since the editor doing that turns out to be a woman, this revert pattern has been assumed to be sexist harassment, blurring the issue between harassment and stringent quality control. I'm stating this without taking a side, since I limited by examination to what the said editor was doing with French and Spanish. The repetition of a flawed use of machine translations was self-evident, and was problematical. The intemperance of the reverting admin is another question.

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saying they have always found him abrasive and uncivil. Also, given that WMF were watching for vier a year from their first warning, I personally think it much more likely that it was the totality of edits, rather than anything in particular, that led to the ban. The real question is whether this is a valid use of office tools as opposed to standard onwiki dispute resolution,and whether ArbCom should be doing more to protect those who feel harassed. There aren't easy answers to those questions because rights of those doing the accusing, to avoid being outed and harassed further, have to be balanced against the right to justice, something Fram has seemingly been entirely denied. —

10408:"We have reviewed the T&S investigation and we can confirm that Fram did indeed unequivocally violate the "Abuse and harassment" clause of the ToU, and thus was justifiably sanctioned under that clause. He was not blocked for incivility or personal attacks or any reason that is not articulated by the ToU clause we have already mentioned." That's it. That's all that needs to be confirmed. "That thing we said before" was "Fram was banned under the ToU, no further comment". That's meaningless when Fram alleges that he did not violate the ToU and that the ban was corrupt. There is no reason for the WMF to deny such claims if they are baseless. So deny it. That's 416:"Arbcom cannot over-rule the WMF" - right. But you can make your opinion known. "We hold no jurisdiction over their actions" - right, and it's also not your duty to defend their errors. "Beyond community dissent" - and that is the point. ArbCom members are elected as community representatives. I would hope they take that mandate seriously. It's not your job to settle on a bad compromise to sweep T&S mess under the carpet. There is nothing wrong with going for a good compromise - but I think it must be clear that ArbCom does not stand in the middle between the WMF and the community, but firmly on the communities side. And thanks for being responsive! -- 7369:

because of the abstract high-minded notions of justice vs. authoritarianism that you're pontificating about. Because, as far as that goes, Knowledge is more akin go a library than a state - it's a specific space that exists to serve a specific narrowly-defined purpose, with specific rules set to best achieve that purpose, including rules that would obviously be draconian if enforced on a universal scale by a government. "This will be counterproductive to our goal of producing a useful encyclopedia" is a valid argument (including, yes, "I'm uncomfortable with the culture that this set of rules would encourage", which I think is the

6461:'s section, however, in its current state, it's just that - theory. I'm assuming that Fram hasn't doctored emails from the WMF (which would be against ToU...). So yes, while there may be an underlying reason, I think it's reasonable to take that this reason has not be divulged, not even to Fram. Without getting too American - the 6th Amendment did have a reason for its introduction. Being told that you've done something extremely wrong without knowing exactly what is very, very, disconcerting. Especially in cases not involving straight-up vandals and paedophiles, it seems reasonable to give the accused more information. 5410:

for whom distance precludes a very high personal high expense. Everyone in north America can afford to go to an event in North America, and most people in Europe can drive to any European event with their own cars. Bangkok is going to be ideal for people in the global south and China because the cost of organising an event here is only a sixth of the costs in the West. You can go 45 Km (30m) in a taxi here for only $ 12 and decent hotel rooms can be had for as lirtle as $ 18. It will be interesting to see if the BKK team will reflect that in the ticket prices and the WMF would be prepared to offer more scholarships.

11474:( I don't think it the norm) prove disastrously unfair. I can evaluate what I see in arbitration here, where this kind of misreading is not uncommon. If arbs here can err sometimes seriously, then the point is, what technical competence, what methodology, what process ensuring verification, is in place in a handful of busy people looking into complaints in SF? Have they papal infallibility, or are they human. Do they trust A1 to make their case, or do they, as scrupulous admins do, go back and forward 10 or 15 diffs to look at the context of a dispute between editors in which one complains of harassment. 642:, Arbs have explained to the best of our abilities what has happened - we are subject to privacy constraints. There has been a discussion with the WMF, and as a committee we are still discussing that meeting. As to your other point - Arbs volunteered to sort out disputes within the community, private and public, but nowhere in the job description does it state that we should be "representing the community to the WMF". As it happens, because every Arb is a community member and is passionate about the project, we often do that willingly, but to be clear it's not the task we volunteered for. 4476:, I do understand what you're positing, but it still doesn't get to Doug's concern (which I share) that the entire committee isn't necessarily involved. What if there are five people assigned to a case that concerns me, but three of those are committee members whose judgment I have very little faith in and didn't vote for, while I have trust in the overall committee? We vote for the people we want to be in these roles to make these decisions, so creating a situation in which those elected persons might not even be involved undercuts the purpose of the election in the first place. 2962:"We solve problems better together. For it to work well, each of us needs to be honest, accountable, and transparent to one another.", "We are there for one another; we support one another through life’s ups and downs, our mistakes, our successes. We challenge one another in service of our personal and professional development.", "We strive for empathy, we accept no less than civility.", "If we do not understand what the other is feeling, we are still open-minded to where they are coming from." and "With curiosity and humility, we learn from our mistakes as well as our successes." 1289:

convey anything to the WMF, the most important thing is that that outlook is toxic and unsustainable - it's an entirely inappropriate position for someone in an a position of authority over any project to take, since it leads to endless doubling-down and constant exacerbation of what could have been minor, easily-corrected errors. This is even worse if it's in defense of the idea that WMF bans are not appealable, since that position is not and will never be sustainable (is the WMF insisting that they would, if necessary, leave a flat error in place simply to make a point?) --

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wiki in this case, acting quickly would be unwise. Please remember all of the factors here that affect timing: the differing timezones and work/family/life obligations of the ArbCom members who need to discuss and work together on this, the other wiki-related demands on arbitrators' time (the existing case requests, block appeals, email matters, etc.), the work schedules of the WMF employees handling this situation, the availability of board members and Jimbo, etc. The worst thing we could do is act quickly and rashly, without giving this issue the consideration it deserves.

7262:, the admin would of course be free to look at larger events around the diff and could file additional reports about those people, so if many people are at fault then the others would get in trouble, ie. if you pick a fight with someone and then report them for retaliating you can still get in trouble (and they'd have a chance to raise that issue when the case is opened.) And there would be a system to report obviously frivolous reports to some sort of oversight, of course, in cases where the system is egregiously abused. The discussion wouldn't necessarily have to be 11625:). Do you think public figures, elected to positions of responsibility, should be able to make anonymous complaints to a body such as T&S about their treatment while working as part of that elected body? Do you think WMF employees should be able to complain anonymously to T&S about editor conduct that affects their work? Do you think editors in general should be able to use T&S as a 'weapon' in disputes and feuds? What checks and balances are there to prevent that sort of thing happening? When you have a secretive process such as this, that is what people 12391:- are you sure that it wasn't secret to the accused and that Fram was given a chance to explain? I think it really was secret, and Fram wasn't given a chance to explain. WMF wants to protect the privacy of the accusers. Had WMF told Fram who the offense was committed against, they risk Fram exposing the secret to everyone. Thus, they cannot reveal to Fram who accused. Then, they cannot specify exactly what went wrong either, because if they did, Fram can possibly figure out who accused him, and then expose the secret. So, I don't think your above argument is valid. 6371:

could find a clear reason in his edit history that justified the ban, the unhelpful responses from T&S about this matter. (Raystorm would have helped herself by simply answering the question was she involved with only a terse "no.") There's just too many things that don't look right about this, & too many previous occasions when the Foundation arrogated rights from the projects. This is just another case of the WMF being amazingly clueless about how to work with its volunteer community. (Or maybe one person at the WMF being amazingly clueless.) --

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they want to; I'm not suggesting replacing our existing system entirely with this, something the second part of your response seemed confused about.) This is beneficial in that it filters for cases that have some merit, allows transparent review of the case, and ensures that cases will be put together by someone who actually knows policy. This sort of anonymous reporting has been a common fixture of law enforcement worldwide for over a century; it is fair and reasonable, forcing accusations to be ultimately made into a case that the accused can answer.

3275:(though that judgment wouldnt really matter that much). What I am opposed to is this idea that we have a secret police that uses secret evidence in secret trials for matters that fundamentally are on-wiki issues. If Fram harassed a user on-wiki then the diffs are still here (assuming they havent been oversighted, and I understand that has already been verified to be the case). If he harassed somebody off-wiki, which I doubt as I have no reason to believe he is lying to us, then fine, say that already and I bet most of the people here will move on. 4521:

to immediately replace them. I'm highly sympathetic to the fact that everyone is a volunteer here, and that real life issues can disrupt plans and cause any ARBCOM member to have to step away. However, they are elected with a pretty clear understanding of the responsibilities they'll hold and the length of their term. If for some reason they can't fulfill those obligations, we should be able to replace them (without any black mark against them) rather than see those seats continued to be locked to someone who is unable/unwilling to participate.

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is important, especially since there's a troubling feel from this that at least some people within T&S are or were taking the position of "enwiki can't moderate itself, so we should just overrule them rather than working with them", ie. whatever failing they feel they've identified, it's possible they feel it's serious enough to use as an argument against enwiki self-moderation - and they don't think enwiki necessarily gets a seat at the table in that debate, so they don't feel the need to explain themselves to us. --

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hand, WMF are all about keeping secrets, but if so, they're now implying that Fram is lying about the warning given and his version of events (ie. that all concerning material is publicly available on en.wiki). This was an Arbcom case in the making, but WMF fucked it all up, and there seems to be some clear indicators as to why, and yet we're now three weeks down the line and still nothing from our "lords and masters" which actually contains any substance. The failure is abject, and the apologists are sickening.

5252:, were it not for the sense arguing with them is now pointless. I don't think any one up there is very familiar with humanistic arguments, logic and, despite our best endeavours, the games language plays on its careless, let alone attentive users. Anyone who prioritizes 'a nice atmosphere' of courteous euphemism, has never read, to cite the most egregious example, the witness of Iago in Othello, whose amicable concern and cautiously inoffensive wording disseminate poison, as they dissimulate care for the other. 8866:

contentious. But despite that, there was either no risk analysis or a completely inadequate risk analysis. Their incident response procedures proved to be totally inadequate. As a result, they have disrupted the community, cost us experienced admins, wasted thousands of hours of volunteer time, and diminished the enthusiasm of many of our most dedicated volunteers. It has also worsened relations between editors (once this is over, we still have to work with people that we have been arguing angrily with).

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should have been handled by Arb, if needed in private, and the WMF shouldn't have simply imposed a one year ban on a long time editor and admin and just told us "he deserved it". That is insufficient. The problem is how the WMF has gradually grown to show less and less respect to the greater community and they are all too willing to impose upon us, yet unwilling to show the same accountability we would expect from admin here. This was just the final straw for many of us. My user page explains more.

781:. There's no substance behind doing something temporary like that and only creates this façade of an emergency in front of discussion that doesn't seemingly have anywhere to go. You all discussed forking, striking, leaving, hashtags and banners among the myriad of options but one option never got more support so it's a bit like RFA reform. By the time this resolves, Fram's ban will be damn-near over with and those who "retired" will be back with the tools again. This all just seems so pointless now. — 12023:

close eye on a community of that size. I feel like the constant use of Knowledge as a case study and our extreme openness has made it very easy to overemphasize our flaws and ignore the things we get right. There's still definitely a lot of room for improvement (and I'd be happy to get some guidance from the WMF on how they feel we need to improve), but the idea that a Facebook / Twitter-style approach is superior seems absurd even if it were feasible to get the community to accept it. --

1318:. I unfortunately was not able to be on the call—it was during my work hours, and though I'd originally planned to step into a private room and get on the call at the office, an issue came up that my team needed to urgently handle. That issue has taken up a fair amount of my time and energy this week, so I am still playing catchup somewhat, but I have read the meeting notes and caught up on emails, and am currently catching up on all the various and sundry conversations happening onwiki. 31: 5699:

without steps being taken, and ii) the complaint went to T&S/WMF instead of via any of the above - understandably considering all but Arbcom requires public knowledge/participation. Perhaps Fram should have been sanctioned by WP:EN, but that did not happen for issues regarding sensitivity. It is clearly a WP:EN related issue, given the terms of the ban, but it was not placed through those channels. That is possibly the bigger issue than what Fram may or may not have done.

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tens of thousands of reports. I'm concerned that the Admins who do participate would be overwhelmed, at least to a point that they either cancel accusations they shouldn't or include cases outside a strict harassment remit. Also, as the ANI boomerangs show, both parties are often at fault. Would a reviewing admin need to check both party's actions? If the diff were not to be referred to, will the accused still be able to see it - it seems like it might hinder their defence.

12477:"possibly no defense by Fram", so its not that he could not defend himself, its assumed he might not have been able to? They said they banned him under rule against "harassing and abusing others", yet this not boil down to harassment of users? Now to be fair maybe it was spam, or some such. Oddly not one user has suggested it was, yet we have a few saying they have evidence of harassment. It seems to be that yes this all boils down to harassment and what you define it as. 11111:

pursuit of her, he wasn't harassing her. WMF took the action they did because they got a report that dramatized and framed the situation in a way that made it sound like hounding. Then, they were just waiting for the trigger for them to pull the gun. And they got it from something that had nothing to do with Laura: the now infamous cursing at ArbCom. That was their excuse. And they got to that point because no one at WMF really evaluated the situation in a clueful way. --

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be very painful, of course). The WMF, on the other hand, would not even exist without the community. An I doubt they can find a new community. There are many tools the community has to increase the pressure - just imagine any future fund raiser being accompanied by community banners requesting that money should be given to local organisations instead. Or to Amnesty International or the Red Cross. Or imagine a discussion of this constitutional crisis on the main page. --

526:, 2 weeks of absolutely NOTHING is inexcusable. The WMF is tearing the community apart, admins are resigning by bushes and other volunteers are inactive. You are our elected body if the community is not capable to solve the problem. The fact that you comment here, but cannot say 'the WMF does have a case, bear with us for a couple more days' does not give us hope that you will come with a beleivable answer, but merely that you are waiting for a fabrication from WMF. 587:. I get that it takes time to make a decision, but you can at least indicate whether you have the means to make a decision. We all get that you're short-staffed and it's summer so some of you will be out of reach, but just "T&S has told us what Fram is alleged to have done and we now need time to discuss it" or similar would be fine. Even "T&S told us to go fuck ourselves and from now on they'll do what they like" would let us know where we stand. ‑ 2610: 2904:(Oliver as liason???) has been pitiful. Not trying to be dramatic, but it really does feel like they look down upon us, mere volunteers and the paid employees are the really important people. It's one of the reasons I've gotten less involved as of late, as every interaction I've had with the WMF has been an exercise in being talked down to. It would be interested to be a fly on the wall and hear how they really talk about the community in private. 1077:

and I respect that. Edit: to be clear, I'm not offended over the suggestion that I've missed the point. But this entire discussion has made me realise just how often we passively question each-others competence and intelligence, and passively (and sometimes actively) insult each-other during discussions. I'm trying to both make sure that I maintain an acceptable level of decorum myself, but also point it out when I see it directed towards me. --

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change. But if Jehochman is correct, then the T&S people are administering a ban that we would do if we knew about the evidence. Which is back to one of my biggest concerns, is this a case where Arbcom would have acted the same way if given the same evidence, or is the WMF changing the defacto rules of this site, but in an undisclosed way. The latter scenario concerns me far more than the former, but now seems the less likely scenario.

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And it has blocked an opportunity to discuss Fram openly in an ArbCom case and to examine if his conduct is a net negative, or just needs adjustment. Some people think he is a negative, some people think he isn't. But without the evidence before us, and the opportunity for Fram to put any evidence of misconduct into context, then neither Fram nor the community will learn anything. I was hearing concerns about Fram during the

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read 'due to untransparant actions of the site owners (WMF), our volunteers do not feel to maintain (the front page/the content on this page). Please direct your questions to ca@ for clarification'. In the meantime, you can direct the wrong things you find to the same email. You are under no obligation to repair it or explain it, and I don't think WMF is currently in the right position to lecture you about the ethics. --

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address the problem, and b) by giving all the information, and outing the victims themselves. And the only reason that the WMF gave any information here was to respond to community demands for it. Some of the same people who said that Jan was "stonewalling" are now saying that he's said too much. What a completely absurd argument. If you are attempting to out victims of harassment, that is entirely on you, not the WMF. --

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to the community in fear of setting an "invalid precedent", ie. giving the community the impression that it can question WMF decisions or that they're subject to any sort of community review. That sucks - if that's really the tone of discussions, I think anyone with that mindset absolutely doesn't belong on the board or in a position of authority at Trust and Safety; it's the worst sort of managerial incompetence - but

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focus on Fram's edit history is mostly on T&S.) Either way, this case is a lot bigger than Fram; the important thing is to make sure that T&S gets the message and approaches harassment issues in a more constructive way - focusing on our policies and culture and what can be done to evolve them, rather than trying to hurl lightning bolts at individual editors from ten thousand feet in the air, so to speak. --

12924:"Dear newspaper editor: There appears to be a serious issue of conflict of interest involved with the Wikimedia Foundation's actions on June 10, 2019, and the Foundation seems to be refusing to discuss any of it in public (while some of it is for legitimate privacy concerns, not all of it can be explained this way). I would especially look into the actions of Jan Eissfeldt on this matter. Sincerely, Cullen." — 12866:

store manager, all of whom apologized for the issue (the tldr of the issue was that it dealt with the changeover of sale prices by the overnight shift and which prices were supposed to be honored during that overnight period). Said relative also received a personal letter apologizing for the inconvenience and a rather substantial gift card. He actually felt rather embarrassed by all the fuss one letter caused.

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said, Fram has a tendency to reply to every thread in a conversation he doesn't agree with and argue the case until everyone else drops out of exhaustion. I agree with Guettarda that the community does not have a good handle on balancing civility, competence and diversity. It's been often said a thick skin is necessary to survive here, but that means Knowledge becomes biased towards those with thick skins.

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me 80% male sounds like a very plausible estimate, no matter how they arrived at that number. Does that composition of the community have any effects? Of course not, everyone claims, because many (or most?) people don't disclose their gender, gendered dynamics can't affect us, can't affect the way we deal with each other, and can't affect the kind of content that we produce. That's obviously bogus.--

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for an actual violation, instead claiming that he had no answers. It's unconvincing that he, or Jimbo, or Arbcom, still have not figured out what the hell happened, and if any one user involved has deduced that there was an objective ToU violation, they would surely be immediately forthcoming with that information, rather than joining the Foundation in their wall of silence. This reeks of a coverup.

7077:-style case out of it for more complex things like harassment. Admins could mark a report as invalid (which would hide it from the main list of all reports against a user) or as handled (putting it in a different, slightly more visible list of all reports on the user for later reference), but it would still be there somewhere so others could later review if eg. an admin is dismissing valid reports. 948:; if Shakespeare didn't exist, Hamlet, or sonnet 30, would have been written by Ben Jonson or someone else. No one is replaceable, except in corporate groupthink. Any editor here knows that innumerable articles would not have been written to the comprehensive level of excellence and expertise they display, were it not for dedication of an individual or two who drove them forward to FA status. 12438:- I must disagree with you. This whole affair does not boil down to basically harassment of users. Another key issue is the way this case was handled - no appeal, possibly no defense by Fram, no trust in the community (not even ArbCom, perhaps due to confidentiality) and thus no communication. Did you know WMF only said Fram was banned under the ToU provision "harassing and abusing others", 4284:

It's just time consuming, and PMC has real life issues and I have tech issues at the moment, so it takes a while. Add the emails that fly fast and furious on this issue and the others, and the appeals, and the other emails about other issues, plus the on-wiki things, and being an arb takes a chunk of your day. Particularly with appeals, the more people we have to handle those, the better.

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notes, is very odd since most of us have no inkling of who is male and female. Yet several papers assume (see the bibliography) or assert that despite the anonymity of editors, statistics can establish the proportion. It's important because that kind of research is the kind of thing that may feed into WMF proposals, notwithstanding the fact that the premise is doubtful: anonymity cannot

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actor. My digging turned up solid evidence of harassment. This case should have been sent to ArbCom. I’m hoping to finish gathering the evidence and present it to them if they are willing to hear it. I’ve already sent one arbitrator a preview. Sorry for any lags in replies. I just had a new refrigerator delivered; transferring all the food; big family and nobody else home right now.

7097:, since it's non-public.) It also ensures that when the report does become public, it does so under the name of the admin, presented as the admin's action - taking heat off of any potential reporter (or reporters, if something was reported by many people.) Essentially the admin "tanks" any backlash to the report by making it entirely about thesmelves-as-prosecutor-vs-the-accused. 11788:, this is an anonymous website, like many others, and no one knows what percentage of the editors are men, women, old, young, racial background, etc. It is thus absurd to claim that Knowledge "harasses" women or "non-binary folk". As I've said many times, unless someone specifically comes and tells me (which no one ever does), I have no idea of anyone's gender or race or origin. 2068:- give the community an ultimatium of "you have to do better on this", be a bit specific about what "better" means, and then give us a chance to hash out and enforce stricter policies to represent that. We're capable of self-moderation, but we need to know, specifically, the standard they want to hold us to so we can adjust our policies to match. And this assumes that that 12293:- while the decision not to reinstate might not seem damaging in itself, I think the real damage may happen down the line, if more bans that are not appealable and not fully explain happen. Your logic can be applied to every single ban after this (because we won't be given much details): "Hey, maybe this person harassed women (or some other group)! Think of our reputation!" 1004:

meshes their "internal to a hierarchical organization" approach with our open democratic approach. But continuing to demand more information when they've already said they can't/won't talk specifics, continuing to demand that they unban Fram when they've said they won't, and continuing to personally attack WMF staff are collectively just not a viable way forward here. --

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stay all the time, and as I've argued below I think that the pitchfork approach won't accomplish the goal of retaining people anyway because it isn't working. I'd even say that this approach is actively harmful: if you were the WMF, would you want to engage with a community of people that were attacking you and attempting to out the victims of the alleged harassment? --

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eventually learn the details of the boards' deliberations on the topic and who took what position - anonymous complaints deserve privacy; people on the board of the fifth-largest website in the world do not, at least not for actions and positions they take when running that website. Some degree of accountability and transparency for the WMF is required here. But

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request/associated issues. I think we're asking a lot of a few people even with some people who'd been inactive becoming active for this. Have a wider pool so that arbs can live their lives but we have redundancy but seems like the best of both worlds - so in this case it would mean that DGG and Drmies would likely be active on some number of arb business. Best,

13091:, made me think that it may be appropriate to request a case to look into that and other incidents, and I was considering opening a case as an individual, rather than as an ArbCom member. The Office Action terminated that consideration, so we have been denied the opportunity as a community to openly examine Fram's conduct and see what we can all learn from it. 6308:. If I am required (by work contract, by ToU, whatever) to use the internal process to report it, instead of going directly to the Police, my protection is diminished, not extended, by the internal process. If the unit concludes that it was indeed harassment but does not allow the legal procedure to take its course, then they mean well but do actual harm. 5825:

community should have de-admined or even banned Fram over existing, public knowledge about him (that is to say, they think our existing anti-harassment policies are insufficient at removing uncivil users), they need to convey that to us so we can tighten up to meet their standards. This isn't unusual, and it's something we've handled in the past - both

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as an hour if it was warranted). Instead, the WMF puffed up and slapped the community in the face. The issue is how we handle these kinds of non-emergency problems, period. T&S has successfully made themselves a bigger villain than Fram ever was, although it is pretty obvious they don't really care how we feel about their hamfisted approach.

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the Office Action would have happened. I think T&S would have allowed the community to deal with the concerns about Fram in our own way. And if the concerns about harassment and toxic atmosphere on enwiki, that have been discussed both by the WMF and by the community, could be shared, I feel we would make more progress toward finding a solution.

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which can slow down or even block the community procedures dealing with it. Maybe something like an Ombusman frm the community would help, somebody people can complain to in confidence and who advises but without making a judgement/sentencing himself. Instead he could file a request with arbcom on behalf of others and initiate an arbcom process.

10942:(ec)I think it is wise not to comment on this in too much detail - it's a side show, and it feels like a minefield to me. But let me say that these diffs have been known before, and have given raise to different kinds of concern about more than just the two primary users involved. And essentially nobody thinks they justify what has happened. -- 2193:, They already have a progressive clock. The damage adds up every single day. We lost good admins today, and we're likely going to lose more. I'm afraid that either we're in some sort of a 'hot potato' situation where no one wants to make a decision in either direction - or, possibly more likely, they're hoping that after a while we'll give up. 10707:, I see no reason to assume a complainant at all. Once Fram was on WMF's radar, they may have started automatically monitoring his contributions, and his use of certain words or what the program (hopefully more advanced than the one now offline) deemed an excessively hostile tone, generated a report for review by a T&S team member.-- 7195:, which is a huge difference; the actual case would be put together by an admin, so to most onlookers it would appear like an admin acting on their own initiative (and, in fact, could be.) Even the admin wouldn't know where the reports came from, so it could also simply be a passerby who saw those and got upset, or someone unrelated. -- 12195:

important factor in explaining why we have more male contributors to begin with. Anyone who thinks the relatively high ratio of male contributors is primarily caused by mistreatment of women might be inclined to resort to harsh and radical measures to address that - perhaps including arbitrary bans of people who are deemed undesirable.

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removing something here are not mutually exclusive, in fact, they are both needed. Something similar applies to clear ToS violations, especially when the evidence cannot be published without putting real people at risk. So it makes sense to have someone deal with such cases. Whether this was one of those, is another question. Regards

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enforcement methodology or matters of national security here. If they're just doing old-fashioned detective work, that's honestly fine. If they're using automated or semi-automated tools, machine learning or AI algorithms, or dowsing and Ouija, we should know what they're doing, how they think it works, and how it actually works. —/

11780:. Risker pointed out that there's no basis for the absurd statistics people throw around. It appears what was done is that any registered account that did not specify a sex/gender was assumed to be male, thus skewing the data. Even if everyone who did specify was being honest, the number is still wildly inaccurate. As I discussed 4594:

concerns rather than just shooting in the dark. Serious changes to our handling of harassment and civility matters would require clear imputus and direction, not vague guesswork, and there's no reason to think the WMF would care or acknowledge any changes on the community side if they're unwilling to say what they want anyway. --

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to step in if we tried.) That said, I agree that T&S needs to be more unambiguous about when it will step in and when it won't, both for the sake of relations with the community and so people making reports will know where they should go. The explanations for why this case couldn't be handled by ArbCom seem insufficient. --

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to our every word. But those who do contact Katherine Maher directly, will at least know for sure that she knows about the situation from them, and how they feel about it. Indeed, it may be helpful for people to report back here that they have emailed so we have some kind of record that somebody here did make her aware of it.

5760:(Admin re-election procedure), that will automatically start, once 25 editors ask for it in a month, or 50 in half a year. The 25 would get on the list in less then a week, methinks. With the eternal adminship on enWP no community input ist really possible for such unsuitable admins, I think, that's not a good idea. Grüße vom 3094:: every squabble, obvious trolling, etc. that appears on WP:AN/I goes to them; in fact, we replace WP:AN & WP:AN/I with pages containing the email addresses of the T&S staff. Let them deal with the finger-pointing, the petty bickering, the drama. (Which might be a good thing: less drama, more time to work on content.) 1380:, if WMF didn't give you any useful information on the call, we need to know that too. If they did, we need to know what it was. If the result was "They didn't say anything we didn't already know", well, just say so, and we'll go from there. But we do need to have a summary of what happened on it, sooner rather than later. 10189:, what harassment? As far as we know, there was no harassment. Harassment was not ever cited as a reason for the ban by anyone. If it was, there would be no controversy at all. Secondly, why are you still acting like accountability and confidentiality are mutually exclusive, and that it's one extreme or the other? 759:, who was supposedly investigating this, whether Fram actually breached the ToU. He said "I don't have insight into the investigation", and then deleted his comment because he's "going hiking for a few days". This is where we're at. Our own community representative on the board can't even confirm for us that there 3745:, we're trying to make the case that we're a mature community that should be trusted to deal with their own dirty laundry, not an unruly rabble who need the WMF installing Jan as colonial viceroy to bring us into order. Launching personal attacks on someone we're trying to negotiate with really isn't helpful. ‑ 5682:

that's not the case (but nothing else) is hardly convincing. T&S needs to achieve better balance between transparency and privacy protection. One option might be that T&S takes on the role of the ombudsman mentined above rather than issuing office action in cases of incivility/less severe harrassment.--

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that process. And if those avenues don't work, then I plan on trying to form some sort of working group with T&S and community people to go over process workflows and figure out a better system that would be tolerable for both sides. I've done this before on a different issue to satisfactory results. --

506:. We are actively and rapidly hemorrhaging trust and volunteers. Producing a substantive statement needs to be a priority. Providing a deadline for that statement needs to happen very quickly. Our community is tearing itself apart, and the longer it continues the harder it will be to move forward from this. 1696:

month is too long to meaningfully assuage any concerns the community has—the time for assuaging concerns has clearly passed. But I suspect their statement will be about how to move forward from this, not an attempt to assuage concerns about the specific incident. We shall see. I hope this has been clearer.

12503:"you harassed me", but don't give you evidence on how you did, can you defend yourself? Now, Fram may have lied to us. (a) Maybe, WMF gave him 500 diffs, but Fram only provided to us 3. But, WMF never told us what they told Fram. (b) Maybe, WMF gave him the chance to defend himself. But, I do not remember 11644:

dispute resolution that is community-based? Be the change you wish to see in the world. If you dislike the WMF having to step up to the plate here, put forward or support proposals to develop a community-based system of private complaints of harassment or elect arbitrators who will tackle that problem. ~

2035:. The idea of being respectful and avoiding personal attacks was already established. So, I hear what you're saying about strained behaviour in these strained circumstances, but put that into context of what we have achieved and continue to achieve, and also put it into context of why people are angry. 4000:"threats", but then it also fails abysmally in identifying either. Arbcom's apparent willingness to trust the WMF is a central issue, in my view, and therefore I would prefer new elections. But if we do try to use a quickly beefed-up Arbcom instead, let's be clear about identifying the supposed issue. 13096:

I am not advocating that the community write to WMF to complain about Fram being banned. I'm not sure that would achieve anything, and is a distraction from the real issue which is the relationship between WMF and our community. If the relationship had been more open and effective, then I don't think

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I commented above on that phone call. I'll repeat it here for convenience: "People here are aware that there was a phone call discussion between some members of the Committee and Jan - as reported above, the contents of that discussion are still being chewed over. As it was a private meeting, at this

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Fram is lying. From what Fram told us, Fram was informed of zero diffs in the first email, two diffs in the second email, and one diff in the third email. These diffs do not appear to be the whole story. If they were not the whole story, and Fram wasn't informed, how can Fram defend himself? If I say

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As I said the first source has problems. It was (as I said) there to illustrate how this may end up playing out. We either reinstate an admin who even many here seem to agree was an issue (and where there are accusation of harassment), with all the potential damage that could cause to the project. Or

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Worse case scenario, Fram is a serial harasser of female users because they want to "female up" Knowledge. He has been able to do this because there are so few female admins and arbcom members that they get shouted down whenever they try to punish him. We unblock him and tell hum "there there its OK,

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I agree that disputing the exact percentage (and I think 80% is not implausible) does not undercut what those articles are saying. What does, however, undercut it is that they tend to assume as given that any gender imbalance is due to mistreatment of women. But there are good reasons to believe that

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If the proportion of male editors is actually, say, 65%, does that really undercut what those articles are saying? Of course not. So pointing to possible inaccuracies in the statistics is just a way of deflecting the issue, namely that gender and the gender composition of the community affect the way

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I don't identify myself as any gender on WP...I am tired of being pigeonholed because of my gender in the world outside of these pages. I cut my internet teeth on Usenet, I want to be judged on my writing and my conduct, not on my gender. I LIKE being judged solely on my contributions around here. If

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I always thought this was well-established, and yet the media as well as the Women in Red (on twitter and I'm sure in other places as well) push the narrative that Knowledge is over 80% male and that women/non-binaries are persecuted. It is possible that Knowledge is "85% male" as they like to claim,

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Ditto on User:Seraphimblade's point. I was called a "she" at WIR and I am called a "he" otherwise, even though I have used "they" to refer to myself on the userpage. All these so-called studies have an inevitable sampling bias. That said, an error in a proof of a proposition is not an automatic proof

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I think that may be my point in a way. There is a perception (not without some merit, but massively exaggerated, by the way I found a wholly different reason to dismiss the first article, I merely posted it here as an example of how we are perceived) that there is an imbalance in Wikipedias treatment

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I have been involved in several incidents involving on-wiki actions by Fram and off-wiki complaints about them. I don't feel comfortable about reproducing them on-wiki here; if Arbcom want the information supplied in private, I can do that. A principal reason they were off-wiki is, as I have already

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in the context of what does or does not justify an office action, or even an accepted request for arbitration. Just looking at the posted quotes, they look to me like efforts to enforce policies and guidelines that were expressed in overly gruff ways, but they do not look like harassment. @Jehochman:

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I wouldn't consider any of that to be harassment. Unfortunately, many editors put erroneous material, or copyvios, or stuff that's otherwise substandard, into articles. And many of these editors are repeat offenders. You can't use the "harassment" defense as a shield to prevent anyone from taking out

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AFAIK Jehochman isn't the first to suggest they may be aware of what it is. Someone else said something similar I think about a week ago, that they were giving themselves 95% probability of knowing what it was. (Not it wasn't Clayoquot.) Personally I suspect there are others who may also have an idea

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And this I just don't understand. By acknowledging the existence of Fram's Commons statement but taking no action, the WMF are tacitly allowing Fram to out Laura as the heavily implied initial complainant that led to the 2018 warning, but somehow refuse to give any substantive information on the more

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I am referring to Jehochman's unwillingness to divulge here, not the WMF. The investigations of a couple of admins found nothing and have been cited here by others, and now Jehochman (another admin) says there is something. So, the three should perhaps liaise with each other in private to resolve the

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and trying to enforce minimum civility standards on Knowledge's editors: Knowledge is not a government, nor are editors citizens who are here to live freely in pursuit of life, liberty, and happiness. Knowledge is much more narrow than that - it is a collaborative project to create an encyclopedia.

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Nope. My findings are based on the user interaction tools that show Fram hounding one or more editors. Following them around after being asked not to by other editors and admins. Repeatedly the interaction is Fram showing up after the target. The target never follows Fram. The analysis is pretty data

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If someone does something illegal, the police might be responsible for persecuting said individual in the real world but the WMF (and specifically T&S) needs to remove illegal content and ban such users as well because otherwise they would be prosecuted. Reporting something to the authorities and

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At the same time, the de.wp method would not be viable on en.wp. Any admin that gets into any sort of controversy, or works in any area with extreme partisanship (see: Any area under arbcom or community sanctions, or working Arbitration Enforcement for same) would easily hit either the 25/mo or 50/yr

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With a great deal of difficulty and drama. Ultimately it is via an Arbcom hearing or Office action, but in the former there are several hoops to be jumped through - evidence of attempts to address the matter - and in the latter it has traditionally been a case of "firefighting" the effect of an admin

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Yes we have Arcom for that, I'm just saying I have the impression that processes around Arbcom andfor dealing with incivilty are not efficient enough. That is too slow and too bureaucratic to deal with incivility. Another problem is informal support networks of people behaving in an incivile manner,

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Oh I have no doubt they're doing their jobs, I'm just pointing out that we're assuming without any evidence that "doing their jobs" means "reviewing the underlying accusation and all the evidence to ensure that a sanction is warranted and if so that the right sanction is being chosen." I can tell you

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WMF is not a government that we are forced to deal with. We are subject to its authority only if we want to edit on its websites. Consequently, a Choice 5 exists: to reduce or end one's participation in Knowledge activities. There are other things that we can do with our spare time besides editing or

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What Rob and WTT said. I don't agree with Iridescent's statement about the fewer arbs the better, but the number of arbs had nothing to do with Fram. PMC and I are currently crawling through the Canadian Politics evidence and workshop, and it's a week-long process. And that's not even a complex case.

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I think we should figure out the right size for ArbCom and then have "reserve" arbitrators who can step in if due to recusals/inactives the number drops below ready to fill in. I think right now we've got 2 active cases - at least one of which strikes me as very very demanding - and this monster case

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Arbcom has made little progress on civility because the community is split about the topic, not because they have too much to do. Arb is supposed to be a reflection of the community, and the community is split about whether incivility is sanctionable or inevitable. In that respect, Arb has mirrored

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If we assume good faith, WMF got involved to try to improve things. (In America we have a joke: What are the nine scariest words in the English language? "I'm from the government. I'm here to help you.") They felt the need to help because we didn't make enough progress by ourselves. A more robust

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IIRC that was part of the rationale for the numbers then. I don't think there has been a big reduction since. When I ran and served, I stated I'd be balancing content-work and arbitration, which I think gave me a more holistic perspective on everything here. I highly doubt it was this reason that WMF

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We need more arbitrators because I keep hearing that they have trouble getting things done. Having extras would allow them to take breaks, avoid burnout, and prevent groupthink. A midyear election sounds good, but it would be a ton of work; I don't see it happening. I don't think having a minority

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I dont know what he is banned for, and as far as I can tell neither does he. Does it not bother you that an unappealable ban can be issued without even telling somebody what they are presumed to be guilty of? Does it not bother you that an unappealable ban can be issued without a person even having a

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I havent written one word in support of Fram because I have no idea what he is even accused of doing. If somebody were to come forward and say Fram did X, Y, and Z on-wiki and those actions constitute harassment and here are the diffs I would listen to them respectfully and make my own judgment on it

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They may have options on you or I but that doesn't mean they give a damn what you think. WMF has turned into a cash cow that has different priorities than the community. Most overlap, but not all, and most do put themselves above us. This is not based on this one incident, but on a series of them.

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I did look at that. Apparently we've switched from two- to three-year terms for community-designated board members so they aren't up for election until next year. Perhaps James will put off answering questions then on the grounds he is going windsailing (one of the few remaining excuses in the book).

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know here is that T&S consider maintenance and tagging to constitute "harassment" of the vandal/spammer. I would suggest "I am concerned that if I revert this vandalism/spam/copyright violation you would consider it harassment, so am forwarding it to you to discuss the appropriate action to take"

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As I mentioned above, I find the talk of everyone being sensitive to a sense of precedent alarming, because it gives the impression that the WMF recognizes that it screwed up but refuses to back down because unbanning Fram and acknowledging a mistake would "set a bad precedent". If it is possible to

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someones stance, even if they don't want to. At the moment, the first and most important change is for the WMF to talk to the community at eye level. The community needs the WMF mainly for practical reasons - they provide the infrastructure. In principle, they can be replaced (in practice, this would

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come back from having resigned, but not everyone does. Even if we only lose half the admins who either resigned or were banned, that's a substantial loss. To say nothing of anyone else who just left and didn't say why, and there's no way we can measure that, but I would wager you a substantial amount

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Have we permanently lost anyone? Admins do diva resignations literally all the time, and many of the names on that list of eight have done one or two before over other situations. As Moe said, they can get their tools back at any time. We don't know the permanent damage yet and won't for a few months

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This ^. There is certainly a conversation to have with the WMF about how to make this process better moving forward. But it's clear from the quickly dropping participation outside the same few names on this page that these "solutions" aren't going anywhere. Let the board, ArbCom, and other people who

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The Fram ban has brought matters to a head, but that is not the real issue here. The way the ban was done reveals the extent of the lack of an appropriate relationship and effective interface between enwiki and WMF. The ban was intended to reduce toxicity on enwiki, but appears to have increased it.

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and assume that enwiki people will go there to be kept up to date. I don't know how many do, but I suspect it's a fraction of those who are looking at this page. In the same way, we cannot be putting our messages here and assuming that the Foundation, particularly the CEO, are paying close attention

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Neither would I, and I have been involved in at least two such debates. The problem is that there is also the counter argument that has been made that without such anonymity accusers cannot safely come forward. Its a very difficult area, and concentrating too much on the accused is not helping. This

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I haven't followed this thread too closely, but every time I do look at it I'm amazed by how everyone keeps missing the core issues. This discussion is another case in point. It triumphantly pokes holes in those two articles' methodologies in order to avoid engaging with the underlying arguments. To

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No, that is obviously not what I said. Identify for me a single on-wiki process that allows a victim of on-wiki harassment to make a report without facing the mob that has attempted to identify and attack victims here. (And no, ArbCom isn't such a process, since ArbCom will not hear private cases on

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I think it generated the two prior warnings Fram mentioned. Check the dates. Do they line up? My theory is that the "Fuck ArbCom" comment got somebody angry (probably an arbitrator) who reported it to WMF and that was the final straw. The ban is the LH incident plus that final diff. I assume you

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to be deficient as evidence of a 'smoking gun'. The last point that Arbcom or some members of same are aware of the issues has been discredited by an Arbcom member here (unless we are to assume that those Arbcom members in the know will not advise other members to that fact.) The other is the method

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And if Fram had engaged in harassment that was serious enough for T&S to intervene, then it should have resulted in an indefinite global ban, not a fixed duration site ban exclusive to the English Knowledge. Nothing about the official response to this situation makes any sense if not viewed with

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Whether Fram needs to be banned or not is immaterial at this point. People are up in arms NOT because they thought Fram was as pure as the driven snow, but because of how this went down. If it wasn't an emergency, T&S could have dropped their notes off at Arb (who we have seen act in as little

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something that we ourselves would not use for a ban under our current policy, for one reason or another. This would neatly answer a number of questions. Either way, I don't feel the exact issue that got Fram banned is what's important; getting the WMF to explain what they think enwiki is doing wrong

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If the diffs are still live on Knowledge, the best course of action is to present them at the evidence phase of an arbitration case, and state why the diffs in question constitute a bannable offense by Fram, and let Fram respond. Since that is all rather pointless as the WMF has stated they will not

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Agree with above that you should provide diffs to substantiate your claims. If it's all public then someone else could dig in and do what you did as well; all you're doing by refusing the request is wasting people's time. Assuming your findings are sufficiently clear that others investigating Fram's

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Finally, one last thing combining these points: The fact is that Knowledge's purpose is to make an encyclopedia and not to serve as an experiment in governance. Fairness is important because few people would want to be part of an egregiously unfair system and because an unfair system is unlikely to

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If your objection is to allowing users to anonymously send tips to admins: The actual cases would still have to be assembled and publicly affirmed by an admin who would thereafter take responsibility for it. (Obviously, users would still be able to bring things to our existing systems themselves if

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For a start, AE-style seems wrong, as it suggests that only Admins would be able to cast !votes on whether they feel the appropriate outcome is. I don't feel doing so is reasonable or wise. Another problem, which you note, is that literally thousands of editors are going to use it for all disputes -

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Any admin can review the report's comments, then grab the reported diff or diffs for a particular user up from that page (reviewing all diffs reported for a user so they can combine them into one case if necessary). From there, they can act immediately in clear-cut cases, or push a button that lets

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I agree that permabans shouldn't be appealable - my point is that "traditional" doesn't hold up since the whole point is "this is all new", so just clarifying that permabans are for those areas, and non-permas are for the new areas (which need to be strictly defined as part of the whole discussion!)

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The thing is though, the community's lack of confidence is pretty self-evident at this point. I can't see an official vote doing a whole lot more than reaffirming what's already known. If there's any benefit to doing so, I'll be glad to add my signature to a motion of no confidence, but I just don't

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Oh yeah, my comment was meant to be dismissive of that - clearly the technology is not there yet (if it ever will be prior to Strong AI.) Though it's important to remember that everything people have said about that above is speculative. The point is, if the real issue T&S has here is that they

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But be that as it may I completely agree that opaque behaviour of T&S is unacceptable as well. Right now (based on several incidence with T&S not just the Fram case) one might get the impression, that people having personal connection to T&S might get a favour und T&S simply claiming

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been questions in the past where the money went), the conference appears to exist mainly as another junket for half a planeload of the WMF to showcase their own work and congratulate themselves, with the scholarship awardees and those who paid their own expenses mainly acting merely as a live studio

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Well, we don't know if they're doing their jobs, and that's kind of the problem. When something takes place publicly, it's open to review. When it's done behind closed doors, no one will have any idea if it was done correctly or not. What we do know is that the explanations given Fram do not seem to

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Actually we don't know that there is private evidence, though we are pretty sure there are private complaints. Fram has said that he hasn't done anything offwiki, and the WMF don't seem to be disputing that. In that case all the evidence has to be edits and logged actions. But that brings us back to

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Agreed that a much larger ARBCOM would make this a less loaded issue. On the other hand, I'm not sure how wieldy a much bigger ARBCOM would be. I think, really, we'd be better off saying that any ARBCOM member who needs to become "inactive" is considered resigned, and that a special election is held

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would be more accurate to the situation. To me it seems that a larger committee with more delegation to smaller groups of arbs would be able to work more efficiently, but that doesn't seem to be the way it works in practice. Every arb has a voice on every decision. There are probably issues that the

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come out of it: if the WMF reverted everything back to before T&S's precipitate actions and turned the evidence they have against Fram over to ArbCom for normal community adjudication, with the privacy of the complainant(s) protected, then admitted that T&S overstepped in their zeal to fight

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And as far as something truly bad coming out about Fram, there's a much better answer to that: "Fram's on-wiki edits were scrutinized and none were found to be particularly inappropriate. In conversation with the WMF, members of the community repeatedly asked whether something besides Fram's editing

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I believe the Foundation has already pretty clearly showed their hostility toward it. Now, I agree there aren't any great outcomes here, but rolling over and letting them do it is not a good ending either. The best outcome would be if they'd sent it to ArbCom to begin with, but we've already crossed

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It would be to deal with the editor in question, since they have taken on that function. I think that what I wrote does speak for itself. And I don't want to pull a Doc James on the community but I'm probably not going to be available until late this afternoon as I will be driving, should you need a

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That Foundation staff page is horrible. There is something very odd in how it loads. It's slow and scrolls as it loads. Half the linked profiles don't actually tell you anything, but hey, the staff get to pose and look cool in photos. It's not a page to actually either help you find someone, or know

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So far as next steps go, I did have a concrete proposal in mind. It has the additional advantage that it will take some time before any action is actually taken, so if it's true that this could still be worked out, that can be done. My proposal would, first, be to use the above ideas of a sitenotice

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This would still allow for a review of the behavior in question while curtailing all activities of Fram. It would also allow ArbCom to adjudicate the proceedings, provide a check against such power, and fix the gap in autonomy/independence. In no way does this revoke WMF's roles or prevent them from

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to care about. I wasn't clear enough about it in my earlier comment, but I see nothing wrong with asking about a time frame, and nothing wrong with expressing profound dissatisfaction with what we have heard so far. I just don't like the idea – at least not yet – of making ultimatums, nor do I think

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good point. I hope that it's entirely clear that the community is not going to get distracted from this. And I think it's reasonable to consider it a lost cause to get a better answer from any of the persons who have repeatedly given us corporate-speak answers. And it's clear that, within the subset

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I do not think it is "childish" to expect that after two weeks, if an immediate response isn't possible, we would at least have a commitment to making one by a particular date, rather than "Oh, someday or another". Really, it seems to me childish to handle a major issue with "Oh, I suppose we'll say

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Thank you, yes that is much clearer. If they do simply try to "assuage concerns" they will have completely missed the point, and the boat. We need something meaningful from them, not the usual WMF "Oh we love you very much but we are right and you mere volunteers who cannot possibly understand what

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You can tell them to pull their fingers out. You can tell them just how damaging their actions - and inactions - are. And you can tell T&S that they do not have the trust of the community. Given the racist and homophobic behavioural tool developed by the Foundation (see above) I don't feel safe,

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act urgently when needed. But usually we only do in cases where there is extremely urgent danger to the wiki, and it's best to act first and sort things out later (for example, level 1 desysop procedures for potentially compromised admin accounts). While I agree that there is certainly danger to the

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They've told the general public everything that they are comfortable saying. What they've said already has lead to attempting outing of the victims of Fram's alleged harassment, which kinda proves why they don't want to say more publicly. They can say more to the board / ArbCom, and are currently in

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I understand your point and I disagree with it. I think that the WMF does have a role to play here, and that we need to meet in the middle rather than continuing to demand some kind of autonomy that I don't think we've ever had, and would not be beneficial to us to have. But I know that you disagree

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AGF is not a suicide pact, and since there is NO info, I also assume good faith on Fram (and even more so after Superputsch, VE, MV, the material that they let rot away and the empty statements from Jan - my AGF runs so thin that I will not even believe ArbCom telling methat WMF is right if they do

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I'm sorry, Seraphimblade, but these things do take time. There was a lot to go through, on top of Arbcom's usual business (we have 2 cases live at the moment on top of everything going on here and A/R/C, and a significantly reduced committee). I understand your frustration, but there's little any of

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Some years ago, I recall, there was an issue with emails to Arbcom being filtered, and nobody knowing about it, so emails from those outside the loop, as it were, not only never got through, but nobody knew they weren't getting through. Can't remember all the details but a similar issue with WMF is

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Indeed, if women's articles are being deleted, we must first see whether they are up to standard. If people point out, "hey, this man's article is not up to standard," then by all means, nominate that for deletion too, to help the project. Not everything is sexism, just because the article is about

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No, because we do not know they did not give him evidence, and more then we know hew did not harass anyone. Nor do we know what those diffs were, but the fact diffs were provided means evidence was presented to him, and whatever explanation he gave was not accepted. The fact there was more then one

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Decisions made as a result of knowingly flawed or incomplete data tend to cause more problems than they solve. Unless you have actual information about those who are unwilling to disclose their gender it's bad science to extrapolate from those who are. It's the same reason why I would not trust any

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is a paper that analyzes the self-response bias in the gender survey; their estimate is 16.1% female overall, and 22.7% female among adult editors. You can read the paper for more details on how they reached that number, but at the very least it's a lot more solid of an argument than just a random

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to identify as being male or female online then that is their business too. And why have we been assuming people are telling the truth (whatever "the truth" might be) at all when they check off those boxes? Maybe some people just don't want to identify themselves. Maybe?..maybe some of us just want

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Something I find very interesting is the fact that these interactions illustrate two failings - one is that LH felt harassed and the other is that (by the look of things) Fram felt the obligation to clear up LH's edits (and scold them about the quality). I feel like I can related to both sides of

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The bottom line is that if all the material was on-wiki, it should be Arbcom's bailiwick. If the material in question is not all on-wiki, then either Fram is lying or WMF is lying. I see no reason for the former who has been as transparent as he can be during this fucked-up process. On the other

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It's worth pointing out that the enwiki community is supposed to be enforcing the Terms of Use, for the most part. One of the things that the WMF said in passing above is that they believe we have failed to do so (in Fram's case? In general? Like almost everything in this case, it's not clear.)

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is going to be happy with that - ArbCom saying eg. "Fram is banned and we can't tell you why, but it's for very good reasons" is still going to leave some people upset - but they're at least answerable to the community on some level, and I suspect people trust them more to adhere to our traditional

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I heard that but if you know of any public posting about it, please share the diff or link so I can make sure I am looking at the same thing as you. Yes, there has to be a trigger beyond the imposition of the IBAN for a further sanction. I don't know everything about what WMF said to Fram (nobody

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Much as I like everything on the table, in this case I would suggest you ask a second opinion to evaluate the material - in particular with respect to its value as evidence of wrong-doing (i.e. does the other person share your interpretation), but also with respect to the question of how to present

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I think this is insightful, although I would rephrase it. T&S (or even the wider WMF) perceived a problem, and decided to address it. But they apparently did not at all consider the possibility that their cure is worse than the original problem - i.e. they failed to properly weigh the potential

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Just making a note that it's been 9.5 hours since Jehochman started spreading this allegation, that he has found Fram guilty of stalking and/or harassment, and he has utterly failed to explain or remotely substantiate his allegations. This is little more than a personal attack, as far as our policy

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admitting they'd screwed up, etc. And, conversely, they need to be more open about whatever flaws they see in enwiki's handling of harassment (admittedly, this section probably isn't helping with that, although I'd reiterate that the screw-up that led to this unhealthy speculation and overwhelming

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One of the wry, somewhat forlorn déjà-vu disillusionments affecting people of my generation is that from the 50s to the 80s, one absorbed a sense that the rot of totalizing societies, how they formed, flourished and then led the world to tyranny, could be quarantined, and yet over the last decades

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To be clear, the idea is that all reports about a particular user would be viewable from one (admins-only) page, which they could access from that user's page or from the general listing of individual reports - so an admin could see a report on a user, go through and compare it to previous reports,

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strongly encouraged to do so on their own initiative - to create cases based on things they see even with no report - which means that no one can directly conclude who sent the initial report in. Could have been the victim, could have been a bystander, could have been the admin themselves noticing

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Regarding permabans, I excluded those for several reasons. Firstly, I'm not aware of permabans being misused, so would be inclined towards "if it ain't broke, don't fix it". Secondly, the traditional permaban is for serious legal issues like pedophilla - I don't think that such bans need appealing.

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be enough on-wiki smoke for admins here to put out the fire before T&S feels compelled to act, even without the victim having to step forward in any serious way. That said, one additional fix might be to encourage admins to step in on their own initiative without requiring any report or action

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stuff, where the rules and enforcement are done by the community and there's some gray areas where we can decide how, precisely, to implement and enforce them, especially around fair use, but we don't realistically have the option to just stop enforcing them entirely, and the WMF would clearly have

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Just because something is "clearly legal", that doesn't mean it's appropriate for an online encyclopaedia-building community. Wikimedia have written a lengthy terms of use, much of which is designed to ensure that people of all backgrounds can edit here in a safe and collegiate environment. T&S

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As far as Fram is concerned I can only superficially assess but from what I've read (including statements/admisions by himself) he clearly overstepped borders/ behaved incivile fashion. Probably nothing that requires ban but just a reprimand but certainly enough to be considered unacceptable for an

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may find the conference frivolous, but she always goes. These events are precisely the venue to discuss issues such as the FRAMBAN and its ripples. I believe the scholarships should be awarded to those who will really benefit (and the community) from going and meeting the people they work with, and

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be hidden behind claims of privilege). If we are to make changes to our policies, they should be as informed as possible, otherwise the changes we make run the risk of exacerbating the issues the WMF sees. I find it rather telling that out of all the statements made by WMFOffice and Jan, absolutely

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the possibility that there are other (unstated) problems that the WMF has with how Knowledge handles harassment, which caused them to step in in this case and is making them shift towards a non-community Facebook-style moderation approach; but if that's the case, we need to push them to share their

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and also about what is uncivil. I've also seen a distinction being made between incivility and harassment, in reference to Fram. Has anyone really argued that Fram was uncivil? Granted, the awful hostility-identification tool that has resurfaced in recent days claims to identify both incivility and

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Sweet Lord no. Arbcom is a community-elected body. Granting arbitrators the power to arbitrarily (wordplay not intended) fill vacancies on the committee with whomever they feel like is a short road to dictatorship, especially given that the current committee seems to have no problem with repeatedly

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The OP misses the point. I didn't resign my admin bit as a sign of solidarity with Fram. Frankly, we don't like each other, but we manage to work together because we both can be professional. I have no idea if his transgressions warranted a ban, but that isn't the issue. My complaint is that it

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team that appears untrustworthy, that claims an absolute power over this community, that explicitly provides no recourse for an unjustified ban. What protects any user from a T&S ban that is not based on any actual misconduct but a personal beef with one of the members on the team? Do they have

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Sorry, Cullen, but I think it's a bit unconvincing to suggest that the continued silence doesn't mean anything, and that we just need to be patient. Doc James has skipped town to go "hiking for a few days". Prior to that he could literally not even confirm, upon direct questioning, that the ban was

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Thanks for clarifying. I'm not trying to be elusive or deflect anything, I'm trying to be clear. I did not expect the board to get involved at all, so to say they're being unreasonable seems to imply that I was expecting their involvement. Now that they have decided to become involved, I do think a

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The trouble is, the month will pass and they will still not have got around to making a statement, or any statement will be as patronising and empty as those from T&S so far. Then, when editors continue to complain, we'll be told they're discussing it again and we should wait for them to make a

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Yes, people who are used to being able to judge cases for themselves are not comfortable with leaving all the evidence to a private tribunal that is not accountable to them. That is understandable, and we should be working with the WMF to create a more accountable and transparent system that better

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We are all unique individuals that bring our own gifts and contributions to the table. But the reality is that the project will survive if any of us (or even groups of us) leave, and to assume otherwise is the height of self-importance. We can't be responsible for ensuring that 100% of editors will

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This narrative that we're "tearing ourselves apart" is an exaggeration. Most of you are on the same side of the aisle and just shouting at the void because aren't able to get all the facts yourself, but you ran out of steam a week ago. The list of casualties, besides Fram, are those who voluntarily

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Of course not. It does mean that some editors assume good faith in the foundation and people like Jimbo and Doc James, and trust that when the dust settles the respect between the WMF and the Wikipedian community will have to be repaired. I've suggested a good common sense peace offering above (300

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I would say it's your job, as a serving arbitrator, to explain exactly what the Arbitration Committee now knows, and how they now know those things (subject to the usual privacy constraints). I know you're a volunteer and all this pish, but you did volunteer for this task and it's really about time

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coupled with the constant insistence, above, that WMF bans are above appeal and therefore all of this needs to go away gives the impression that some people on the board recognize that they screwed up but that they're trying to talk down others who have their backs up about refusing to give an inch

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I'm still ruminating over whether to write myself. Not so much because I'm concerned about whether anybody will read it, more because I don't know if I want to spend all that time writing something. That and I know my letter would probably get kicked directly to Legal given my letterhead, probably

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I was not at the meeting, but it looks like only three members of WMF were there, and none from higher up the organisation. As the flowchart of responsibility for Office Actions includes the CEO, I should imagine she is aware of this situation, but how detailed her awareness is I couldn't say. The

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If we ban everyone about whom there is even a scintilla of doubt then we ban everybody. And if we allow our decisions about who is allowed to edit, or be an admin, to be based on bias or misperception or ignorance then again, we're all sunk. "We can't allow him back if he's innocent because others

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I am pointing out that there are examples of where "justice" can be done out of public gaze. My point is we must be careful about what we do so as not to damage the reputation of the project even more then it is now over issues of harassment and sexism. Now maybe Fram is innocent, I even said they

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Of course, if that is what happened, as we do not in fact know. It was secret to us, that does not mean it was secret to the accused, nor that they were not given an opportunity to explain. I am led to believe that military justice often operates in a similar way. So it all hinges on who did what,

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reject the idea that eg. Facebook, Twitter, or YouTube are anywhere near as good as we are at handling harassment or incivility. They regularly allow and ignore things that would get a sharp and rapid response here, in part because that sort of moderation cannot possibly scale up to really keep a

12018:. I think that we might want to consider how to keep people better informed about how we do things here and how to highlight the advantages - our community definitely has its flaws and areas in need of improvement, and has become a case study for many things precisely because it is so open, but I 12013:

One related thing that has been troubling me when people talking about "going to the press" - I am not sure the public at all understands (or would be sympathetic to, if they did understand) the idea that enwiki moderates itself. To most of the public, the idea that Knowledge is moderated the way

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Since I am merely an account and not a real person, I do not have a sex or gender. Nevertheless, to show solidarity with any non-male individuals who feel oppressed by the "bros", I am going to set my 'preferences' to female and I intend to leave it there until this WMF incident is resolved. If it

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Nice strawman (and deflection). The fact is that this is not about harassers or victims. This is about process for everyone. As Justice Frankfurter once said, "It is a fair summary of history to say that the safeguards of liberty have frequently been forged in controversies involving not very nice

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For what it is worth, per Headbomb he's 95% certain LauraHale isn't the reporter, and I likewise find it fairly unlikely LauraHale reported Fram here, mainly because Fram has abided by the interaction ban between the two of them, and if the "Fuck ArbCom" post or edits surrounding it on either side

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more information about the details behind Fram's ban than anyone else. The WMF's public statements have explicitly said that they are unable to share those details with anyone, including us, for privacy/confidentiality reasons. That has not changed and I do not expect it to. Rob has clarified in a

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So if I'm reading this right - I don't think Jehochman is too far from what some of the others of us are saying: that there could really be a case made for desysopping/banning Fram, but it should have been done by ArbCom. It is just that Jehochman presented it in a way that got noticed by a lot of

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Decision making should be public. Any impression that you are "protecting the victims" is an illusion. The archives of AN/I are endless and nobody on Earth cares about them but Knowledge administrators. The identity of secret victims in a case that is tearing apart Knowledge, on the other hand,

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BTW a point about the privacy aspect of this, worth remembering that regardless of the wisdom, the WMF could easily have backed themselves into a corner before this controversy even began. If the WMF had given assurances to the complainant that the WMF would not reveal their complaint or identity,

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For the umpteenth time, they didn't have to divulge details. They simply had to dispute Fram's claim that he did not commit a ToU violation, and that it was a civility ban. All they had to do was deny it, and directly state that Fram committed a ToU violation, and the entire crisis would have been

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If true, this is truly the most depressing display of incompetence that I have ever seen, from the staff that performed the investigation, to Arbcom, all the way up to the board. A most horrid disaster caused by whoever made the policy that nothing beyond generic policy regurgitation could ever be

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to keep secret for some legal reason, which they are not going to share and not going to have a lot of discretion about where and how long they ban someone for, and the kind that should be dealt with by the community in the open, joining the literally THOUSAND pages of administrator archives to be

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concern at the heart of your objection.) "This is a symptom of creeping fascism" is hyperbolic nonsense. We're talking about the rules for booting people from the project of writing an encyclopedia if they can't work constructively with other editors, not dragging them off to a gulag to get shot.

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Good luck with the refurbishing of the 19th century's various experiments in totalizing control through anonymous grassing, all in order to make this a 'comfortable environment' for people sensitive to any grievance at whatever cost, via desensitivization or sheer ignorance, to the grief of modern

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One possible solution for that problem would be, instead of directly forwarding private material to ArbComs, they could decline to act on such complaints, unless there is substantial evidence that the local ArbCom already failed in the case, and advise the complainant to file locally instead. That

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The strings "child protection" and "child pornography" appear seven times on this discussion page. So this aspect is not quite overlooked. The fact that these cases are exclusively handled by WMF staff is not and has never been objected to by the community. However, Frams ban apparently is none of

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and the like. T&S can't be a substitute for community self-moderation, and as this outcry shows, we should try to structure our policy so they need to step in as rarely as possible. But to do that, we need more clarity on what broke down here and how we can ensure the community is capable of

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Imagine actually spouting this statist nonsense. Do you genuinely believe this is generally true in principle? That having a couple supervisors sign off on the approval of some action clears it of any possibility of irregularity? Does your belief extend to officer-involved shootings? I urge you to

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The WMF has said that there is private evidence, and that the reason they didn't go through ArbCom was because they didn't feel they could share it with them (AFAIK ArbCom does have methods and policies to examine private evidence, but apparently the WMF considered them insufficient.) We have to

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Also, Fram has said very explicitly that he did not do anything off-wiki that could possibly be applicable here, and the communications he received from T&S that he made public indicate that all of the concerns were on-site at en-wiki. If he is being truthful about that, then it eliminates the

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I knew they existed, and was on several of the monthly ArbCom calls with them, but so far as I knew, they only handled situations such as child protection or threats of harm (where law enforcement contact might be required), or massive cross-wiki abuse (and I figured the stewards generally handled

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Have they said they want to handle them? that is not my impression of what is. Trying to break Knowledge to make a point (and that is what this is) is (ironically) a violation of policy. It also plays into the impression this is less about protecting Knowledge then it is about protecting mates. If

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WMF management have profiles on the most active volunteers, so they know what to think of you, and me. I discovered this for myself when Gardner was WMF CEO and I was chair of WMUK. Search the wikimedia-l archives and you'll find WMF Legal officially denying me access to the report(s) they hold on

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At the end of the day, they are the ones with the big bucks and financial incentive to protect their paying jobs, so I have little hope anything of value will come of this. The Foundation has been constantly encroaching on the community for years now, and their actions over the years to engage us

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I changed the thread title to something more generic. There just isn't any reason in my mind to make this comparison, or to even suggest that we might be connecting our bit of outrage with a well-known landmark historic event, especially since its 60th anniversary is in a few days. It just doesn't

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Folks want to take direct action, write firm letters of complaint, or run a huge request for comment, great. But avoid using Stonewall as a rallying cry, that historic event that started a literal lifetime of protests for equality, deserves more respect than to be used as a disposable label for an

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It is not us who need to explain. Having material (even only the mainpage) deteriorate should make readers either not coming back (i.e. funds drying up), or the readers should ask WMF for answers. Let WMF explain your friend why the volunteers fail to maintain the site. The optional banner could

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I would appreciate it if you didn't belittle me and my comments by saying that I have missed the point, but to clarify, my point is that actions can, should and will be done that don't involve the tactics being used on this page. The WMF needs us, we need them, let's work together to find a system

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reads the mail, and things that seem important do get put on the boss's desk even if only in summary form. In one case, a relative complained to the CEO of a major regional groceries retailer, the result being a personal phone call from the company president, an executive VP of some kind, and the

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Military justice? We are not soldiers, and Knowledge is not in a state of war! We do know it was secret, we do know there was no defence, and we do know there is no appeal. And if I started insinuating "no smoke without fire" about you I would rightly be blocked. You do not have the right to come

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the statistical breakdown several papers assert as an established fact,-unless AI can twig with precision u ndisclosed gender identities- and yet this hypothesis, taken as ascertained fact by virtue of such papers which repeat the meme- can affect policies designed to remedy a perceived imbalance

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There's been writing about this for some time. But I agree, because of the character of Fram's actions (many of which are indefensible) there's a real risk of people posting here in defense of procedural fairness being mischaracterized as the good old boys circling the wagons. In fact, there have

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Well, yes, that's true, but by the same token they are free to alienate the editing community. If they feel that our harassment policy does not match with their expectations, they would be well advised to discuss that openly instead of taking the approach of super-secret bans of users who guessed

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No. I do not buy that we are supposed to blindly accept unaccountable Office actions in spite of accusations that such actions were corrupt. This explanation was wholly insufficient in the face of an allegation that no such ToU violation took place. All they had to do was affirm the fact that the

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I think there is much in this idea that is worth thinking about. It is suggestions like this which show what this community is capable of. I would love for the WMF to interact more with the community in order to discuss such ideas. If this gets a bit more support, I suggest we split it off from

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and therefore an additional reason to focus on that was because it was necessary to make it a T&S issue and give them a clear mandate to step in on something they felt that the community had already failed. The solution is therefore to get T&S to be more clear about what they want to see

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Wehwalt, I hope that was not the only alarm that would have set this all off. (It's similar to admitting that losing a hand was objectionable, but people would have acquiesced to losing an entire arm.) There have been other things that made things worse: Fram had no idea why he was banned, no one

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Not really. If someone posts illegal content, not only the content needs to be removed but also the poster be prevented from re-adding such content. The WMF is not the only organization that is by law required to self-police illegal content on their services, regardless of any additional criminal

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How does one distinguish harassment from quality maintenance in this area? I have seen numerous editors (I don't myself) trawling through another editor's history to systematically revert everything because the editor in question is obviously pushing either crap into articles or showing egregious

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of the Knowledge community means that the bulk of harassment issues ultimately must be handled at a community level, so it's really better to work through the community as much as possible anyway. All else aside, and regardless of whatever magic machine-learning tools they might be looking into,

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There are two points here that are particular to the Fram case, but are general principles; i) Has Fram been subject to a Request at Arbcom, or have an ANI post regarding civility, or a RfC (I honestly do not know, I have been away for pretty much over a year), because Arbcom are not going to act

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WMF is considering my comment to you as 'too aggressive' and that adds up to my score together with some complaints and gets me banned. It is questionable whether Fram has properly overstepped the current on-wiki civility norms of on-wiki commenting to others, and it is even questionable whether

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Legal ethics come before a personal belief in "WMF's mission". And I promise you the office marching orders aren't "be more transparent than legally necessary even though it exposes us to more liability". How WMF's litigation counsel from Jones Day are fighting an office action ban lawsuit in the

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Any Knowledge can appeal a T&S decision (or, perhaps, even an OFFICE action) affecting the operations of the Knowledge or an active member of that Knowledge to the Foundation Board. (Under some circumstances, it might become an action item at the next Board meeting.) The board can take what

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To do #4, write and ratify a new constitution. If WMF won't "start over" following it, we tell the world what the problem is, and tell them to redirect their Wiki donations to a new foundation. Whatever fraction they get will be enough to start a new un-bloated foundation to run it within the new

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I agree with Sphilbrick but what we need to understand is that the numbers are too low to institute this system. To effectively prevent biasing our panel, we would need to up the members to 20-25 and have panels of 7-8 in rotation. Just for trivia, but the Indian Supreme Court has a membership of

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give. The message at that point will be quite clear: none of the money is really going to help keep Knowledge -- or the other projects -- going, only to pay the salaries of Foundation functionaries who have proven they don't care about the projects. By that point actions will only strengthen this

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the problem at all - if SilkTork, who knows more about the situation, says they have the impression that that's the case, I'm incined to believe it, but the WMF's public statements have been frustratingly vague. If they want harassment to be treated more strictly on Knowledge, or for there to be

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I'm behind on this and desperately trying to catch up, but can we please bear in mind that ArbCom and the WMF/T&S are separate bodies. We (ArbCom) are doing what we can to look at the case in front of us, at our usual slowish pace, and to get information from T&S behind-the-scenes. But we

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when I saw the ping from this thread, so see there for a brief response. Otherwise I agree with what WTT has said here. I think this is an issue on which everyone is very sensitive to a sense of precedent, as well as the specific facts of this case, and that means thinking things through, even if

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Meh, we're all replaceable, and as volunteers we all get to decide what to do with our time. Is it unfortunate that people have left over this? Absolutely, and that's why we need to work collaborative towards a solution. But the fact that people have left shouldn't be a reason to demand immediate

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So what I am advocating is that we write to WMF saying we would welcome open discussion on creating an effective dialogue between enwiki and WMF so that together we can solve problems and prevent anything like this happening again. I think once the channels are open, we can use those channels to

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I have no idea, and neither does anyone else. So arguments based on "secret tribunals" or "conspiratorial plots" or whatever are as equally invalid. This whole debate is based upon assumption and innuendo. Its why I say we are wasting far too much time over this, rather then trying to tackle the

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That is a really good point. These metrics may simply be interviewing people who are willing to announce what their gender is; that will likely result in bias. Come to think of it, no one knows my gender on here either, even though I am 100% my birth gender in real life, it's just never come up.

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Knowing this, but not knowing whether there is a victim, or the nature of the harassment, all I for one do is consider the principle. The principle is one of rebuffing as parlous any procedure conducted on secret evidence, obliging blind trust in people constituting an ultimate authority whose

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But Jehochman's supposedly important new evidence is all old news. I think it's been clear for a while that Laura was indeed the target of Fram's supposed harassment leading to the ban (and yes, she was not the reporter). But it's also clear that, although Fram was being a bit Javert-like in his

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One small bit of possible progress that seems mentioning is that numerous Arbitrators are suddenly mentioning that they are under NDA and have things they can't comment about regarding this. While obviously they can't say any more, this implies that the WMF has in fact shared with them whatever

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Where I work, we're obliged to consider the risks posed by our actions, make a plan to mitigate those risks, and if something goes wrong, follow our incident response procedures. WMF knows they have the potential to disrupt the community, they know that the relationship with the community can be

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Members of the community continued to make speculative statements about L being the cause of the Framban, even once it became common knowledge she was receiving off site harassment. Like you just did with your near nonsense suggestion she was partly involved / tipped off. L's recent edit history

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I can understand a reluctance to divulge details here. However, at least a couple of people have trawled through all of the on-wiki contributions and say that they found nothing. Their efforts were then mentioned here by others. Perhaps Jehochman should email them and get some sort of agreement?

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would step in to just counter his false narrative? Because they wanted to prove a point that they would never divulge anything? It took some random nobody (rhetorical, no offense intended Jehochman) to do their own digging and find out what actually happened? If this is true, that's a staggering

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In many cases you won't really be anonymous if you click a button which effectively states "this diff, directed at (me?), was harassment". While it is possible that someone else tagged it as harassment, the assumption would be that the target did so. However, let's assume that it was flagged for

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That's called an exhaustion of remedies doctrine, and that is pretty typical of federal systems (which up until recently I believed would have described the enwiki-WMF relationship). I think in cases of harassment, the prevailing attitude at WMF would be that it's not acceptable to "refer out" a

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Also, in your analysis, are you distinguishing between hounding, and dealing repeatedly with problems caused by the target? I can easily envision situations in which people ask an admin to stop working on something even though it is just proper admin work. It happens all the time at ANI. I'm not

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Jehochman's findings appear to be based on going through Fram's contributions and noting that he is frequently rude to people and has little tolerance for people who make mistakes, good faith or otherwise. I don't think any of this is a surprise to anyone, plenty of people have gone on record as

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This has been suggested before. I can understand the attraction but my 4 years on the committee leave me worried that this could mean that the variety of views that there are on the full committee would not be reflected in small groups, so outcomes could be more by "the luck of the draw" for the

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I don't think they thought ArbCom was overburdened. Rather, ArbCom has been overburdened. This has prevented us from making progress on the issue of incivility and harassment by vested contributors. WMF views the vested contributor problem as a major issue (alternatively called "toxic editing

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Fram wouldn't be able to return without every single movement he makes being scrutinised by whoever reported him or by T&S. This is in effect a indefinite ban, especially as neither Fram nor the community has been told anything worthwhile as to what he did and how to correct it, or where the

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Acknowledging the ping. Unfortunately there's nothing I can add to what's already been said. As an individual user of the site I have had no further response from Jan to the email I mentioned on this page some days past. Personal emails I've had as a member of the Committee have mostly been from

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I see nobody calling to "pillory" anybody, and there are a substantial number of people who don't know or don't give a damn about Fram or what happens to him (myself included). This is about the governance of the website, and your mischaracterization of the argument and frankly disingenuous and

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Thanks for the link. I recommend that all those commenting here download it and read it closely. There is apparently quite a lot of 'research' establishing gender bias on the basis of calculations of female participation rates in wikipedia which, as I thought myself, and which Seraphimblade now

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by a professional third party. And the second refers to a UW study that will be a lion in the road for a long time. So the Foundation has decided to solve this problem of gender inequity by going after a few "troublemakers" on the assumption this will end harassment & women & non-binary

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28, we have history that goes way back. I’ve let bygones be bygones, and I hope you will too. That out of the way, I am gravely disappointed in WMF handling of this matter. But before putting on my Spider-Man suit and climbing any tall buildings, I needed to assure myself that Fram wasn’t a bad

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If this is all about the WMF imposing a tighter civility standard on us than we currently have, then yes there needs to be clear and significant publicity about this so we all have a chance of knowing what the new rule is. and of course it has to be about future edits and not be a retrospective

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Make sure you consider Wikimania's inaccessibility and lack of representation of the community when you do that. The scholarships are only available to candidates approved by the Foundation, and for the rest most editors, I am pretty sure, don't have the time and still less the money to go. The

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If anything it’s a generous analogy. At least the police are legally required to follow the constitution, and are on some level answerable to their constituents. WMF can just do whatever it wants and lie to us about it and theoretically we get no say. So to actually believe there’s a protection

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Sorry for the ambiguity of my last comment. I meant that if WMF saw that we were giving adminship back to Fram, that would lead to WMF/T&S banning more English Knowledge admins, since they can apparently find evidence of hostile attitudes in even innocuous edits like tagging an article with

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If you mean "have written rules which say what they can and cannot do" yes (in fact I was once used as a means of breaching such rules, in a way not wholly unanalagous to this situation), hell we even have laws that say what they must do (and yes I was one of my other tasks has been to enable a

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to Trust & Safety. And a lot of things are: Vandalism is against the TOU. Copyright violations are against the TOU. BLP violations, spamming/advertising, suspected undisclosed paid editing, block or ban evasion? All a TOU violation. Send them a report each and every time one of those things

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acting independently, should the need arise. By skipping over ArbCom in the manner they chose, they enacted a solution that was incomplete. IMHO, if the behavior in question was as bad as they say it was, a 1 year ban is inappropriately low. Likewise, keeping the Admin bit makes even less sense.

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Some of the supposed 'reduction in activity' here is more likely to be people waiting to see what statements are forthcoming from ArbCom and the WMF Board. Once that has happened, the anger in the community over this (which is real and is not going away despite what some are saying) may turn in

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Procedural fairness should apply to the accuser and the accused. So far, it appears that the preponderance of the fairness has accrued to the accuser. Also, we're still waiting for any validation of the rumor that Fram actually harassed someone. So far: only flowcharts, evasiveness, and "we're

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I believe that any victim of harassment should be able to make an anonymous complaint in some way, given the community's penchant for going after the victims in response to reports. It shouldn't be to the WMF, ideally, but what choice have we left them when we refuse to set up such a system of

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make such an affirmation, of course. But as a general rule, putting aside the details of this case, they'd enjoy more community trust and could be booted at the next ArbCom election if for some reason they don't.) I also suspect that ArbCom would be better about communicating the things they

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why this was time-limited and why ArbCom was not the appropriate venue. Thus far all we've gotten is vague boilerplate from them, which is spectacularly unhelpful for all involved. Their handling of this is why Fram has been more-or-less allowed to set the narrative and why there's been such a

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Does this WMF/T&S group have the ability to "super-disappear" any actions, logs, contribs? (in the same sense that we once were involved in a "superprotect" experiment). Is it possible that there are things hidden from even those with advanced permissions? (I am familiar with wp:os - I'm

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If the WMF gave less information, the community would still be trying to find out what happened. If the WMF gave more information, the community would still be trying to find out what happened. The only way that the WMF could prevent people from digging is by a) not banning Fram, which doesn't

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clearly screwed up (again) by dramatically citing the community "not knowing all the facts" as a reason to shut down further discussion - it practically invited this sort of digging. More generally, though, the important focus of this discussion ought to be on the flawed T&S policies that

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concerns that I feel go a bit outside our scope - yes, we need a solid system, something better than just inexplicable bolts of lightning from the WMF; but we need that system because the uncertainty stemming from the WMF's actions paradoxically makes our editing environment uncomfortable, not

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I'm not sure Fram could publish the E-mails because of copyright (not privacy) considerations, and some might not trust him. Very few trust WMF in general (because of past lies about their internal policy on things such as Flow), and T&S in particular, but I think we can trust them not to

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are cases where the community handles things while ultimately having a dictate from above saying "you have to handle it to this standard." I feel like we need something like that for harassment cases as well, rather than just having T&S stepping in directly like this. (In addition to the

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The discussion may be old, but the direction of travel is clear - fees for the last couple of years have been far more than they used to be. As the registration fee gets more expensive so the event becomes more ringfenced for staff and those on scholarships. I don't know to what extent the WMF

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I will just note that I have met two members of WMF Legal, and had multiple conversations with one of them, and they both strike me as people who firmly believe in the WMF's mission so saying that they only care about minimizing liability is probably a disservice to the perspective they bring.

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For the record, I would stop short of imposing drastic, self-inflicted harm to the project. We'd ultimately be damaging the credibility of Knowledge and ourselves. However, that's not to say we should allow them to get away with endless delays until this dies down. There are users involved who

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pissed off! You see, there is this Knowledge administrator called Fram with a reputation for hounding and harassing people, and he also said "f#"k ArbCom", which is the highest elected conflict resolution body on Knowledge. Well, anyway, the evil Wikimedia Foundation unfairly banned him for a

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on what is public and in plain sight here on en-wiki (no, I'm not going to say – of course!). And it's just a matter of time before more people connect the same dots that I did. This is what happens when the community is left to wonder for so very, very long without a meaningful engagement in

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I have, from the outset, seen this as a procedural mess by T&S. Unclear actions, questionable scope and justification for this case, then a refusal to communicate with a peer organisation. Those are problems and need to be addressed by WMF and ArbCom. But this is all overshadowed by Fram

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I don't believe any of those edits are harassment. They're exasperated comments about another editor's tendency to put errors in the mainspace, expressed at the correct venue for those comments. If you can't say, "You keep putting erroneous DYK hooks" at the talk page for DYK without it being

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Is it a "subjective", flexible definition of harassment, as interpreted through the lens of incivility? If so, it would have been best to simply own it. We could have understood. But now, it's weeks later, and we have a random nobody (again, rhetorical, no offense) claiming to have discovered

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I would tie access to the system to email access. That way there's a natural turnoff valve for people who're abusing the system. And it should go without saying that repeatedly and/or habitually making frivolous harassment reports should result in either a disruption (if on numerous users) or

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That may be. However, there is no reason for T&S to reveal lies by employees, even if discovered. A logical assumption, consistent with everything T&S has yet revealed, is that Fram was banned because a WMF employee felt his friend was being harassed by Fram; and that the report was

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Thanks for making this, Bellezzasolo. These are all smart ideas. My main concern is that WMF will see touching the privacy policy as a nonstarter. There's been a lot of shakeup recently following GDPR, so there may be issues there (I honestly reckon any official response will vaguely refer to

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We start with what has been proposed by some of the leading voices here: wait for ArbCom to release a statement, & engage in a letter-writing campaign to any & all WMF staff in an attempt to get them to discuss this matter -- per SilkTork's suggestion above. We continue this for a few

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It would be one thing if the Arbs who commented here had said something like "Huh? Fram? Who is that?" But it's clearly the very opposite of that. I don't mean to insult anyone, really, but I think it's a little childish to demand a response right-now-or-else. I'm still willing to be patient.

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ArbCom and Jimbo need to cope with that sort of obstructive never-admit-fault, never-give-an-inch resistance from people on the board, and it's inevitable that this will require caution. While obviously a lot of what happened here will have to remain unknown for privacy reasons, I do hope we

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Fram's action was discussed on the list, but due to particular logistical reasons, such as low levels of activity of the Committee members meaning it was difficult to get consensus, the matter drifted. The longer it drifted the more difficult it seemed to appropriately respond to the action.

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Everyone seems to acknowledge that it is important not to have only men contribute because men and women tend, on average, to have somewhat different perspectives and interests. I certainly agree. But this difference in interests and priorities between men and women is also probably the most

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discourages people from reporting legit harassment, so we simply can't hold onto it in all cases. I think we do have to give up those principles to an extent and be willing to evaluate individual user conduct in a vacuum - there really doesn't seem to be any other way to interpret the WMF's

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related, but that T/S and the WMF needs to be more forthright about it if that's the case. All of their statements so far have implied that the reason they stepped in to handle this was because it relied on information that could not be safely shared. If they have a larger concern that the

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Have you seen the flow chart indicating what has to happen before an office action is taken? It is impossible for a rogue employee, or even a rogue department, to implement an office action. Each action needs sign-offs from a boatload of folks at the WMF, including several outside T&S. ~

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Half way between the 2018 and 2019 elections, the committee has ten active members, two inactive and a vacancy. It was reduced in size from 15 to 13 a couple of years ago, do we need to reverse that, or maybe have a mid year by election if there is a resignation? My assumption is that ten is

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There's still literally no benefit to announce your desysopping in this situation. If you leave permanently, either it will resolve or it won't and you won't be here to care either way. If they come back, it pretty much makes them a hypocrite to request their tools back since they'd still be

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It's not quite as simple as that, there are a number of factors, which I don't feel comfortable elaborating on while discussions are ongoing. I think the case request is reaching some clarity on a way forward, which should happen in the short term. Arbcom cannot over-rule the WMF, we hold no

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I only saw this this morning, the WMF staff may be able to ignore local policies but Jehochman can not. Unless he presents some evidence publicly or at a minimum to a member of arbcom by the time I get home (in about 8 hours) I'm just going to go through his contributions and remove all the

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Yes, that's a compelling argument. This is hard. Maybe there needs, instead, to be a much better agreed-upon definition of what is within T&S jurisdiction and what is for local ArbComs. Just using a word like "harassment" to (sometimes) include rudeness can create all kinds of problems.

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Thanks Steve. Any updates we can get the better: much of the anger and division at the moment is because of the perceived lack of response from the WMF (yes, we get it's difficult having people all over the place, but we're getting anodyne non-comments from Jan, and stonewalling elsewhere.

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Your stats are approximately correct, your analysis is — at a bare minimum — . I would argue that it is a completely wrong conclusion. For example, when I did a pop-punk record label in the 1990s, I kept close track, and 85% of my customers were male. The reason for this was not a "hostile

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There is a denial somewhere on here by Mr. Eissfeldt that T&S did not and does not use the other tool. I think it would be pertinent to ask what analysis methods they use in general. There is absolutely no rational reason for them to be secretive about that. We're not talking about law

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It might be me but I think that is the issue some of has have suggested caused this, the fact they have not (up till now) been banned. Having said that I am not sure (without context) that any of that is harassment, they could be valid observations of a problem edd. It might be best if ALL

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With the possible exception of the main page, the protest should stay out of reader-facing space. This is still an internal squabble, and we don't need the nuclear option of advertising it to every reader who clicks on any Knowledge article. This means that things like full blackouts and

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This is highly unlikely to be the basis of the ban, because the ban occurred after a reminder of a conduct warning in early 2019. All of this conduct is before that. Investigations by T&S take about a month, not half a year or more. Please, for the love of God, let's not redirect even

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Thanks for the reply, and in fact I had already read what you reproduced here. My reading of your reply is that there are still some things that ArbCom are thinking over, but overall that discussion ArbCom had with WMF was not all that productive, in terms of what en-wiki is looking for.

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All administrators to stand down from admnistrative duties, including but not limited to vandalism reversal, account name violations, page protection, sock puppetry investigation, COI and paid editing investigation, copyright violation investigation, deletion debates, and all noticeboard

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I obviously can't say anything like that, and again I'm not excusing what is obviously a colossal communication and process failure by the WMF here (if not in their action, then in how it was done and communicated). But that damage has largely been done, and they think that Fram has been

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The community should not, in any organized way, ignore BLP violations or copyright violations. Obviously, we're all volunteers here, and we can't force anyone to do the cleanup, but these are the categories of problems that have legal implications and shouldn't be ignored because we're

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That's my position. If you can't deny such a blatant accusation of wrongdoing, that's suspicious. Why stonewall and delay? Why be silent? If you've done nothing wrong, just deny the accusation. I don't think that's an unreasonable position, and the situation is exceedingly simple here.

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no no, you got it wrong. This is a very good ban with very good communication! It is the community that must reflect what exactly went wrong and what led us to this point! Hopefully, with the wealth of information provided (did you see how much text we got) we will learn not to harass.

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we considered the evidence and Fram's behavior to be banworthy. WMF implied in their reply above that they saw our failure to ban for it as a failing by enwiki as a whole, which also implies that while, yes, they need to protect the name of whoever sent in the complaint, the issue was

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summary of the situation needs to be written, which will take time. My view is that one of the strongest possible signals to send to the WMF would be to disband the current ArbCom and elect a new one. This depends on whether the current ArbCom are capable of doing what they need to do.

7222:

I do like the idea of some sort of built in-reporting tool that on clicking various options allowed an issue (3RR or whatever) to be dropped in the right place would be worthwhile - sort of like a twinkle-lite. I suppose the issue is that making it wiki-agnostic would be really tough.

4721:

Yes, that is partially true, but I don't consider that a way of dealing "with" an issue as the other 4 are. One can also leave a country with a government they can't stomach, and, I can not think of any country today that anyone is forced to stay in and deal with, so, yes, leaving the

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said. A shock that independent community-appointed board members and Arbcom members subjected themselves to such a notion, above merely calming the community's distress by disputing Fram's assessment. If they had genuine stalking and harassment on him, then they all were complicit in

5276:, I won't be there. I really ought to be, but at $ 3,000 for a 5 day jaunt, I'll leave it to the survivors of Brexit and the regular 70-strong WMF junket contingent. That said (beaming with glee), Wikimania 2020 will be literally right on my doorstep, and I expect you to be there ;) 3837:

What if a group of nominees were posted for a week or two of community comments. That way if there were serious, but unknown, problems with any candidate, there would be an opportunity to challenge them. This could operate like the process for selecting Checkusers and Oversighters.

11989:

unscientific poll. Yes, editor self-identification has flaws, but there's still vastly more information available about Knowledge editors than most of the other groups social science studies, so it's not a surprise that they'd manage to put together a decently-grounded estimate. --

7088:

Reports only become public when accepted by an admin. This serves several purposes. It prevents bad blood from invalid or marginal reports (a blatantly frivolous report would be actionable in some way, but otherwise the reporter would remain anonymous and would never have to fear

12994:, I have never received one penny for editing Knowledge, thank you very much, and your link is to an essay where I was highly critical of the WMF and its leadership at that time. So, I struggle to understand the point that you are trying to make. The point that I am trying to make 668:

How can the community be torn apart if we assume good faith? There are a few things we should learn from Knowledge, assuming good faith among them. But there should also be some big changes at the end of this, community respect and all. Attica! Attica! (whoops, sorry, wrong film).

479:

Quoting Board member Pundit (from 3 days ago): "the discussion is ongoing, and another problem is that some Board members are more difficult to reach (due to justified reasons). I am frustrated by our pace, but also hope for a sensible outcome." We can wait a little more, I think.

6234:

Reporting something to the police does not absolve the WMF of their legal obligations, ie. if something flatly illegal is posted here they have to remove it regardless of whether they report it or not, and can't just subject that to community consensus (or, well, technically they

12871:

I will say that the alternative idea I've been kicking around is to suggest that people start writing letters to the editor and guest columns anywhere that'll accept and print them. I honestly feel like that might be a better use of my time, but it's obviously not for everybody.

10519:

the conflicting narratives surrounding this situation is highly confusing, and you appear to be defending an all-or-nothing position, in which you refuse to even consider the possibility that there's a legitimate opposing view. I don't think you're an unreasonable person, but it

596:

I don't think this is about Fram. Arbcom aren't looking to "take over" any ban. The question is more about how this could have happened differently and how we can manage things going forward. So, I can't really tell you what T&S have said, because it's not my place to do so.

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suggests a major problem: either there are 5x as many men as women here, or the women here don't want to publicly identify as women by setting their account's gender flag to female. Either way, it's a problem. On this page, the gap is wider. As of June 13 (admittedly early on),

1557:

I am simply saying that given Jimbo mentioned the board is "in active conversations" on the 21st, I would expect that means a statement will come in the next week or two. I of course would prefer a statement sooner, but I am not in the position to impose deadlines on the board.

8989:

I think it matters that we investigate this ourselves and also look at other editors who may be involved and maybe need warnings. I don't know if WMF was entirely thorough in their investigation. We can confirm or refute their findings. This may provide measure of justice.

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I'm pretty skeptical that they'll listen to anything anyone here has to say, but what do I know? Sometimes it's time to stop being a pessimist. I guess at least nobody can accuse us of not trying to escalate this. Maybe an old-fashioned letter-writing campaign is a good idea.

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can, and IMHO should, intervene where those terms of use are seriously broken, illegally or otherwise. Not commenting in whether it was justified in the case of Fram, because I don't know. But in general I don't think it's unreasonable for them to take action in such cases. —

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One idea would be to fix the vandalism but refer the vandal to WMF by pinging Jan, and also, so that there may be oversight by board members, also pinging our community-designated board members and Jimbo each time. We should not be undermining Jan's paid labor by providing it

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had been involved, and that question was not answered, even in a general sense without revealing detail. Given this, we acted to the best of our ability based upon the information we had, and the confusion caused is one main reason we generally oppose closed-door processes."

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brought us to this situation - unnecessarily bypassing community procedures, attempting to put what would otherwise be a fairly normal ban (for harassment, presumably?) above appeal simply because it went through the WMF, doubling down on the idea that appeals are forbidden

6558:. Other editors, including editors you don't like, may interact with you. That's part of the deal. Unless Fram was actually interaction banned, he's free to edit whatever catches his interest, and if there was such a problem, an interaction ban should've been put in place. 4571:

Private evidence could just mean the complainant's statement. Or, if there is no actual complainant, the statement of the person T&S is going to bat for. The existence of that would not be a big surprise, I would expect there to be a statement, an email, whatever, from

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Stewards can only handle so much in terms of cross-wiki abuse. A sockmaster with 100 accounts, stewards can just lock all the accounts. A user who is blocked from one wiki but who has thousands of contributions on another? That's hard, because it infringes on the community

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activity would independently reach the same conclusion if they looked hard enough, it will be posted by someone on-wiki eventually, and there is no policy rationale for deleting such a post; trying to suppress public discussion of public knowledge will only result in the

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Pragmatically, this may be a way forward, simply because we don't need consensus to allow people to send emails. One possibility to turn up the pressure would be to expect WMF to answer every email, and when they (inevitably) don't, send a followup asking for a response.

3378:

Ding ding ding. Actually, if the WMF wanted to do something quietly they could have just globally banned him indefinitely. Think most people would have shrugged and assumed something awful happened off-site and left it alone. This is not me giving them ideas hopefully.

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jurisdiction over their actions, beyond community dissent - even by your own yardstick, Arbcom has no magic bullet. What we can do is work with the WMF on options that might work going forward - it takes time. I know this is frustrating, but I'd like a decent solution.

7998:"failing to dispute allegations of corruption and lack of due process is failing to defend your supposed "victim". If there is a real "harassment victim", they've completely lost any and all credibility and their abuser is being allowed to freely dictate the narrative" 3288:

any conflict of interest policies? Any way of enforcing them? Any way of knowing if one is at play? As far as I can tell the answer to each of those questions is no. So without knowing why Fram was banned I feel completely comfortable objecting to this entire process.

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Facebook or Twitter is moderated (that is, in an anonymous fashion, handling anonymous reports, by the company that owns it, with no real explanation or transparency or community involvement with their decisions and no serious option for appeal) would be the presumed

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Yes, but the underlying issue is that WMF should have procedures that force people to consider the consequences of their actions. That should be a key point on their workflow, not a potential afterthought. Cultivating and engaging volunteers is central to WMF's role.

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I apologize that it seems like that. The ArbCom is (and has been) actively discussing how to proceed now that we've had the meeting with T&S. As I've said, I would like to allow some time to see what will be forthcoming from other parties involved here (namely, a

10684:

Yes, we did fail LauraHale as a community, but probably for a different reason than Jehochman thinks. I won't go into detail for the reasons that BuRob13 mentions above. In the meantime, I'll just restate that I don't think the LH issue was behind Fram's ban anyway.

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I agree - setting aside the entire issue of whether Fram's ban was appropriate or not, even setting aside the whole issue of whether it's OK to have a "court" rule on secret evidence with (apparently) no oversight, there's another issue here T&S's procedures and

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had been told to stop on multiple occasions (ie. people on enwiki were already aware of this, completely distinct from and on a totally separate track from any complaint that was filed with T&S.) That means that we could have potentially handled this on our own

4249:

Plainly not what I said. The NDA covers everything discussed on arbcom-en, including any discussion of Fram, whether or not it had anything to do with the Foundation. All I said was that I don't think "lack of bodies" contributed a bit to ArbCom inaction on Fram. ~

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I would suggest a fourth, that in general, and hedge it as you like, and subject to ands, buts, and the needs of the foundation, but as a general principle, T&S will not seek to impose sanctions for on-wiki words from before an agreed time not earlier than the

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Rob.I know nothing of Fram (b) I don't know who he (she?) is alleged to have harassed (c) I don't know with precision precisely the terms of what civility policy were (repeatedly) violated or how civility was defined (d) or what the evidence was. I only know that

6911:, I was thinking about the appeal point, but I haven't yet come up with any spectacular ideas - in the absence of that, I would assume the WMF. It's by no means ideal, but to an extent, they do hold all the cards, so I don't think anything too drastic would stick. 11392:

been several high-profile comments here and elsewhere to that effect. Considering the comments above that WMF have screwed up by failing to control the narrative on WP, the people on this page have screwed up by failing to control the narrative outside of WP. —/

11065:

Well, but on the other hand I could say that svwiki is known for being overly harsh with the block tool (especially in terms of bots). Every wiki has their own problems, and I'm not trying to brush off that there are issues with civility on enwiki, but still.

9149:

Actually to be really precise you could possibly sue if they TOS banned you for something that isn’t reasonably “harassment”, but good luck getting past 12(b)(6). Their Jones Day lawyers will eviscerate pretty much anything. (That’s right, WMF uses Jones Day)

4057:

Just for reference, the next 2 vote getters who didn't make the cut in the 2018 elections, DGG and Drmies, are both former arbs (and both were in the top 3 for support votes). The addition of either of them, or both, to the committee would be very beneficial.

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Better, but the process for selecting CU/OS is still pretty secretive. Even the candidates don't know why we are appointed (or why not), regardless of community comments. If they're only appointed to fill a vacancy until the next election, I'm fine with that.

1343:, I certainly appreciate those things, having dealt with them myself. But ArbCom itself puts dates on what it does. What I am asking for is something more concrete than "We'll get to it when we get to it." I do not believe that such a request is unreasonable. 10220:

Please stop repeating this untruth. The WMF stated that Fram was banned pursuant to the Terms of Use section on "Harassment and abusing others". I have already told you this multiple times on this page, including copying the WMF's exact words at one point. ~

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I may be wrong, but I interpreted the dog in this analogy as a well-meaning Wikipedian who has made some mistakes along the way, maybe posted some copyvio material or somesuch, while the other party is a mean-spirited admin who goes around kicking said dogs.

7644:

sew chaos, vilify and OUT the victim, and demonize their staff, they allowed his narrative to spread and fester for weeks, they allowed the community to rip itself apart, they threw their relations with the community in the garbage, and for what? All because

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these. The very fact that the ban is partial (English WP only) and temporary (one year) gives away, that it is none of these cases. In addition, there was a build-up over several months with two formal warnings. So there was no need for quick action, either.

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I think they would have been more reprimanded for being foul-mouthed have they not been admin. Some short blocks for incivility, and perhaps they would have improved their behaviour, and there would have been no pretense for T&S to act at all. Grüße vom

6005:

I saw was Fram hounding another editor improperly. Fram was not screwed over. They were counseled by peers, and then warned. It took nearly three years to get sanctioned. There was a lot of patience and multiple chances to stop the objectionable behavior.

433:, every member of the committee is a member of the community, and one that was elected to Arbcom. I'm sure we are in the community's side. I'm moving on to my phone now, but if you (or anyone else) wants to discuss my thoughts further, please do email me. 11172:

You don’t get it. Hounding means following somebody around in a way that causes them distress. It doesn’t mean the criticism is incorrect. Moreover, AfD is often thinly trafficked. A popular admin like a Fram can usually get their way through the process.

9251:

Are you shitting me? That goes beyond courtesy to the person harassed, which is what's at issue, not some solemn duty that it not be mentioned aloud. You might as well be worried that someone else will find the diffs and publish the same evidence that you

12449:

banned for spam or vandalism? We don't, because WMF never said. WMF has not even acknowledged to us that Fram's quoted emails are 100% accurate. If they at least confirmed that, then yes, we would know, from WMF, that they were saying he harassed people.

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WTT, I was not suggesting that Arbcom attempt to overrule WMF. Arbcom has been mooted. I was making a point that the WMF, via it's department-level representative and its Board of Trustees, has failed spectacularly at communication and damage control. -

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Well—it can't hurt. I don't know if it will do any good either, but I see no harm in giving it a try. Let's please just all remember to remain civil if you do; I'm as pissed off about that as anyone, but yelling and swearing will just get you ignored.

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Doubtful. If that was really the harassment in question then there was no reason for this not to go through community processes. Also, by including those quotes you've allowed anyone to find out who the editor in question is. It took me ten seconds. –

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It would ask the reason you're reporting and send it to the appropriate place (or, in some cases, direct the user to dispute resolution and other policies if eg. the complaint is "this content is factually incorrect" or the like rather than something

2812:

How odd, thanks for the info. In the context of protest, it seems automatic to think of Stonewall. If others are promoting a protest activity, I suggest they imagine of another way of phrasing it, as I doubt I'm that much of an outlier reader. Thanks

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appropriately banned and aren't going to change it. As I've said before, the pitchfork approach hasn't worked yet and I doubt it will in the future especially with such reduced participation here. So let's try the mature reasoned approach instead. --

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that). I had no idea they were planning to handle run-of-the-mill issues like disputes between editors, and from all indications, the current ArbCom was caught off-guard by that too. Seems like something they might have wanted to discuss in advance.

2529:

what is the use to ping Jan (or Jimbo ..) if you have reverted the vandalism? You expect a 'thank you!' letter? They're likely just ignoring it. Better would be that you send the vandalism to them, so they can revert and talk to the editor who is

361:, I believe this was due to the drafting arbs real world commitments, though I'm sure this took their attention. The reduced committee size, combined with a high amount of inactivity at the same time has taken its toll, a discussion for another day. 7026:

investigated, but assumed correct. (I'm not saying any Wikipedian made the complaint.) T&S obviously cannot deny this, but they can release (with Fram's consent) what they told Fram, which may indicate that Fram was told what he did wrong. —

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threshold for an automatic recall, and as it stands it's widely agreed that the requests-for-adminship process is broken (lack of realistic candidates willing to stand, borderline hounding of candidates), but there's no consensus on how to fix it. —

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I was a steward during superprotect. By this time WMF had gotten the message and had privately come to us to see how they could try and make things better (and I think publicly too, I don't remember). It worries me that this has not happened yet.

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I should have narrowed that down. Via a technical editing ability - or do some of them have actual physical access to the servers? (Not saying I'm buying into anything quite yet, just trying to eliminate the impossible, to see what remains.)—

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That's right, but admins should behave exemplary and not in the way Fram has communicated. In the deWP no admin with such a foul mouth would stay an admin for quite some time, s/he will get de-admined asap via the usual community procedure, an

11829:

If you assume all undefined-gender accounts are male, that skews the results, but if you take the undefined-gender accounts out of it altogether, it still begs the question why so many more defined-gender accounts are male rather than female.

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but they have zero evidence to support the statement. Some of the "evidence" often used to "prove" that Knowledge is misogynistic is that there are far more biographies of men than women. I'm sure you can see the problem with that "evidence".

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or not. Disputing allegations of blatant corruption, and affirming that your motive was legitimate, does not somehow risk the safety of a harassment victim. On the contrary, failing to dispute allegations of corruption and lack of due process

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I believe there is a similar reason for the gender mix editing WP and this explains why for all the focus groups and seminars and papers and scholarships and initiatives, the mix of WP editors remains more or less what it was five years ago.

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will become major news. Every moment you delay only increases the odds that the whole thing comes out in a very well-read press article with an unfair spin. With payday-lender interest rates attached. For all we know you simply agreed to

10156:

We removed WiR from the Arb case because the Twitter incident was a sideshow. It occurred after Fram got banned, it was swiftly dealt with by WiR people, and most importantly, WiR had nothing to do with the reversals of the Office actions.

5636:

Isn't that why we have ArbCom - They have and can handle incivility (including when it is with private information). If anything, we could do with some RfCs where we agree upon the norms that ArbCom should enforce there. For all we know,

4081:

Agree. If a permanent fix is needed, we should introduce a mechanism where the closest runner(s)-up (if they got over a certain approval threshold) can be brought on mid-term to fill vacancies, perhaps at the request of the rest of Arbcom.

2360:

Yes, I thought that too. People may have lost confidence for a number of different reasons, rather than all taking issue with the same elements, and we need a statement broad enough that it can be endorsed by the maximum number of editors.

10873:

I agree that the question of what happened between the 2018 warning and the 2019 ban is a crucially-important missing piece, but I found this useful because I don't remember the conflict from when it occurred, and I haven't known where to

5485:"some see as frivolous" is hardly the same as "I find it frivolous". Why would I go if I did? While I'm correcting the record, I do not "always go"—I have been to three Wikimanias in my 13 years of editing. I won't be attending this year. 12272:

we do not reinstate them, and accept the decision, with all the damage that could cause. So my question is simple, which has the potential to cause more overall and long term harm? Ultimately our interest should be to protect the project.

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Here’s another core, critically important distinction we need to keep in mind: Neither WMF nor the TOS are bound by our local policy definitions of harassment or incivility. They are in theory free to define any incivility as harassment.

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on this very page (and its archives). I see bludgeoning, personal attacks, piling onto people with opposing points of view, almost doxing (though most of it was off wiki), and in the midst of all that, a bit of constructive conversation.

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produce a balanced encyclopedia. But as important as it is, it's ultimately a secondary consideration in a way that it wouldn't be if, say, our goal was to be a government rather than to write an encyclopedia. I've seen people dismiss

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new full travel and room scholarships a year to Wikimania for long-term editors who've never gone, funded by a special goal directed corporate donation drive). Better than throwing rocks at a window neither "side" really wants to break.

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or I'm "hounding" them? That is absolutely not a workable definition. When someone keeps causing the same damn problem, it's reasonable to expect that people will check to see if they did it again. If that upsets them, the remedy is to

1821:

I think both of you are over-reacting. Yes, I agree this is important, and yes, I agree that the answers so far have been inadequate. But I also think the people who represent us are actually working on it, rather than stonewalling us.

1112:

Can you say for certain that nobody left permanently because of superprotect? I remember a lot of dewiki admin resignations and I don't think that is a wiki that will autoresysoponrequest. I also don't remember people saying stuff like

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I view how T&S handled this and whether or nor Fram harassed someone to be separate issues that can (and likely should) be handled as separate matters. Regardless of the merits of Fram's sanctions, T&S should have at a minimum

3089:

If we feel we are not getting results at this stage, we begin to discontinue maintenance work on Knowledge. One of the first steps might be to shut down the entire dispute resolution process & forward it all to T&S. And I mean

4976:

that Legal's involvement is far more likely akin to "reviewing any statements, communications, and records to be made and ensuring that any risk of liability to the Foundation is minimized" than ensuring the right choice was made. —/

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safer ways to send in complaints about it or whatever, the first step ought to be to convey that to the community rather than to throw a bunch of random top-down solutions at us with no community involvement. If we completely fail,

4955:

We have other information: Fram's contribs. What more could one want? Either one sees "harassment" and "abuse" (TOU violations) in those diffs or one doesn't. The question here isn't "what did Fram do?", it's "is what Fram did ok?"

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you think, they don't seem impressed at he moment. (some admins already stopped updating the templates behind main page, we lost 8 admins). I mean, I fully support the idea, even if one would suggest to add a banner or similar.

12758:@SilkTork: Some members of ArbCom have, as I understand it, held a discussion with T&S. Should editors here understand your suggestion to imply that you feel that the message did not get through to WMF from that discussion? -- 11717:

Well, all of these "gender" metrics elide a crucial point: Editors aren't required to specify a gender at all, and most don't. Any actual count of editors' gender would be mostly "Unknown/unspecified". I suspect well over 90%. We

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It says clearly to me that - as Rob is stating an NDA - that ArbCom (of which he was a member during T&S's "investigation" of Fram) were aware of far more than they are letting on. If Rob is bullshitting, please let us know.

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I think that is a good place to leave messages, as it appears that page is monitored, and gets replies. Also, everything there is in the open, and a record is kept. So, perhaps instead of emails, people could write to her there.

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stage we cannot indicate what was discussed without agreement from those involved in the discussion. When I looked at the email list a few minutes ago, there are proposals for summarising what was said, but no agreement as yet."

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process. Sometimes stewards will lock an account with a lot of edits that is blocked indefinitely on most/all of the wikis they are active on, but it very well might get overturned on appeal. (Stewards are not a global ArbCom).

3100:

After this, the next step is to shut down the bots. By my rough calculations, this will be 2-3 months from now, at the earliest. This is where each of us takes a gut-check, & decide whether to fight, to acquiesce, or simply

8838:

So far, WP's reaction (i.e. this page and its environs) has been ineffective. Today's flurry around Jehochman is likely to make it even more so, even more focussed on Fram alone, and I see this as a bad move – hence this post.

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To be fair, I think this is getting a bit off-topic. I really don't understand the relevance of the gender gap and reasons for it to the issues of how we handle harassment and what WMF's role in on-wiki enforcement should be.

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actions, and in fact wouldn't even know who the reporter is. Yes, this makes some gaming possible, but I feel that it's strictly necessary in order to satisfy the requirements the WMF wants - they seem to believe the fear of

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going "rogue" (I apologise for the idioms). All attempts at a community based method of removal of the admin buttons have failed. Some admins have voluntary procedures, but the majority of them are not liable to be actioned.

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As most of us didn't even know T&S existed before their recent actions, I do wonder indeed who it is that is behind the alleged allegations. I say alleged allegations as we actually don't really know if any allegations

2055:

There's clearly a lot of unproductive gnashing of teeth here, but this is a bit of an unusual situation. Beyond that, while I absolutely agree that there's toxicity on Knowledge and we could do more to stem it and enforce

179:

Arbcom is slow. We always have been, by design. Needless to say, we aren't ignoring the situation, and of course we care about the health of the community. Do you see a magic bullet that will make this all better? I don't.

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think Fram should have been banned by the community long ago and our failure to do so is what led them to step in, or that they didn't trust our representatives to ban Fram even with an anonymized summary of what he did,

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do something, you'll get sued".) Aside from legal, the other people reviewing this were: between 2–10 members of T&S, two T&S managers, a vice president, and the executive director, and possibly communications. I

8741:?? What to do, what to do? We demand someone tell us this is a valid ban - someone does - and we immediately consider the idea that said messenger is in violation of our policies. Ya just can't make this stuff up. — 5734:

That seems to be a point the en.wp community needs to address, at least some other language communities have easier procedures for that, which in my expereience/perception (based on the de.wp example) have reduced admin

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I won't be posting it because I don't want to risk accidentally leaking something I shouldn't. But I don't have a response yet as of now. It was a fairly long email though, so I suppose a response might take some time.

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information that isn't "reasonably necessary" to "enforce or investigate potential violations" of the ToU. So... that raises questions about how much information is shared as part of the office action approval process.

297:

Has there been any thought to delaying the other cases? If things go south on this WMF thing, well there might not be a need for an ArbCom pretty soon and whatever you guys decide might be moot and overshadowed by WMF.

13054:, for nearly two weeks now, there have been repeated calls for firing Jan and various members of his staff. The most recent call went down in flames, much to the credit of the more thoughtful members of the community. 12632:

I for one would not like cries of "sexism! sexism!" to shield unsourced or erroneous content from removal, or to protect editors who chronically write this bad content. Unfortunately, that seems to be the reality now.

12618:"he is Innocent" is not the same as "he may be guilty, but". This is what I am talking about the attitude of "well he might be guilty, but better to ere on the side of caution, after all we do not want him to suffer". 10666:

Fram received a conduct warning in March, 2019 for the October 2018 edits to "Blind football in Australia" and "Deaf football in Spain". There has been no further crossover instigated by Fram with LauraHale since that

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Is your goal knowing that the ban is founded on serious misconduct, or knowing everything? I can understand the former, but not the latter. Or, put another way - which of those enumerated behaviors do you think should

9229:

ArbCom’s mailing list has historically been leaky. I am not fond of it. Also if I trust the entire committee I also am trusting that none of them have any malware on their computers or compromised email accounts. The

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Create an anonymous "admin call" button on the edit history page. When pushed, it allows you to anonymously submit that diff to some admin-only channel or page for moderation along with an optional comment explaining

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or one of the people mentioned by Fram in his proposal. When that other person agrees that it is sufficient evidence, then publish it for all. That won't solve the constitutional issue, but it might depersonalise it.

8275: 8252: 2496:, all of whom have been distinctly absent from this collapse of community engagement and community relations. If you click on their photos, there's an "email this person" link on each of their staff profile pages. ‑ 2753:

Yep. I'm not doing any more mainspace work until we get a satisfying and credible answer to the question, "what the hell are the WMF up to?". And I'm certainly not giving any more money to their fundraisers either.

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I don't think it appropriate to see this page alone as representative of the enwiki community. I think the whole of Knowledge is what represents us best, and not just the articles, but also our guidelines, such as

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This was immediately recognized as a radical misreading of the diff used to suspend me for a week for harassment, and my sanction was cancelled. I wrote to the admin who both misread my edit and sanctioned me that

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This is a better set than many of the proposals, I generally like it. I'm concerned about "where appropriate" - I'd want that spelled out (preferably just clarified to just the standard WMF areas (harm, CSE, etc).

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panel than reflect what would happen if the full committee took part in the decision. Members of a professional society are likely to have more of the same mindset/approach than 13 or 15 elected members of ArbCom.

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I did see the section you created below, but with respect, I do not feel this new section adds anything. He says he found something and he doesn't want to disclose what it is. I understood that from his comments.

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to communicate the intent to put pressure on the WMF. Every editor who has participated in this discussion will be invited as well. On a specified date, the editors who agree to the proposal will begin to report

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I read it as clearly a serious statement and replied, but then I realized there was a chance I was wrong, so I reverted myself. I only like to be on record when I'm confident in the veracity of what I'm saying.

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Nothing good is going to come of this aspect (even if we guess everything perfectly, we will get no confirmation; and we could potentially endanger people whether we guess right or wrong.) But I do agree that

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Did Fram say these things to an editor who he was already IBANNED from? This is one of his implied defenses: he was already abiding by an IBAN against his supposed "harassment victim", yet he was banned anyway.

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VERY much this. In light of the need to protect victims of harassment I would be completely unsurprised to find out that significant details or most details are not provided to most individuals who approve OAs.

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and stop inflaming the situation with meaningless double-talk. Every time Jan and WMFOffice have made a comment here, it's been soundly rejected as more of the same, stonewalling, completely disconnected, etc.

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I guess that you have not really understood what we are all so upset about. I, for one, will condemn WMF's behaviour in this case even if they are right. You're right though that nothing good comes of this.

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It's been two weeks and we don't have an answer as to whether Fram even committed a violation. Seriously. He was banned under a ToU clause that prohibits certain behaviors. I'm simply asking the question if he

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community standards, so people are more likely to accept their say-so that the evidence is strong, justifies a ban under our normal standards, and that that sort of private case was required. (Assuming they

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pages nominated for deletion to be kept (the first 3 bluelinks have been redirected/merged). It's also from 2016/2018, way before the WMF issues an interaction ban (which I find problematic to begin with).

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Okay, imagine having a couple supervisors and a couple people in other departments of the same organization sign off on the approval. Same problem. It’s all inside the same organization. That’s the problem.

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Don't be too quick to give up there. They weren't going to remove superprotect or back off on the software deployments—until they removed it and backed up on them. We've heard that "No way" rhetoric before.

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there is a distinct difference between breaking wikipedia, and not making sure that the encyclopedia doesn't break. But making sure the encyclopedia doesn't break may result in you getting banned by WMF.

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How many admins and editors will we lose over those few months? Edit: even a "We screwed up and we are negotiating a solution" would be better than the patronizing nonsense we continue to receive from WMF.

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there is a real "harassment victim", they've completely lost any and all credibility and their abuser is being allowed to freely dictate the narrative. That's "respecting the victim" to you? Get real man.

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As far as I can see its purpose is to undermine trust in the WMF, and create an unsafe environment in which editors can never know if they are being subject to secret processes enforcing secret policies.

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Way to mischaracterize the position of everyone here and denigrate the position of someone with whom you disagree. I would never have expected this kind of behavior from you, Cullen. Really, really low.

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Next step would be to stop performing the non-automated maintenance. No more New Page Review, no more deleting pages, etc. Now we are getting into the space where we'll have a mess when this is all over.

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I'm baffled by your position, frankly. Perhaps you could help me. What would a hypothetically satisfactory statement from the WMF say? "That thing we said before - it's still true." Would that do it? ~

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felt that this case was so severe that that likelihood represented an unacceptable failure on the part of our anti-harassment policies, then that's a discussion we need to have. "Knowledge's community

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The problem is that in this case, I think it's pretty clear that the WMF (or at least some people on the board) have their backs up. Jimbo's statement that they're trying to reach an outcome that will

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30+1 and listens to cases in panels of 3, ultimately disposing 1.6 million cases in a year (I'm quoting the numbers for 2017). If we increase the numbers of arbs, I wholeheartedly support this idea. --

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I'm sure Thailand is a lovely place, but when I go to a Wiki event my wife won't come with me, and if I were to tell her that I wanted to spend a few days in Thailand she might not believe my excuse.

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action it deems appropriate, including confirming or reversing the decision, or shutting down the Knowledge or the department responsible for the decision. (All "or"s are to be considered inclusive.)

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This FRAMBAN appears to be about harassment and stalking. I think the ArbCom diff was cited to help protect the victim(s) from further harassment by others. Fram’s explanation lacks critical details.

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I'm beginning to get a little confused on this page, where "they" is being used to refer variously to the ArbCom, the board, and the T&S team. Are you referring to the ArbCom here, or the board?

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I think they would have by now. On the other, it is disconcerting to see admin after admin resign. Either they are endlessly arguing about the matter or they are hoping it will suddenly die down. --

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Is Rob unblockable? He can spread insinuations and innuendo attacking numerous editors without any comeback? Maybe his continued presence is a sign that you can be a bully and get away with it.

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If you kick a dog for pooping on the grass you are mean spirited, even if your intention is to correct behaviour. If you kick my dog for pooping on the grass more than once, that is harassment.

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ever confirmed that a violation of that clause was present. That is what allowed an (allegedly) false narrative to take hold and fester. And that's still a monumental disaster on the WMF's end.

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telling anyone about them. But more to the point, copyvios and sockpuppetry are TOS violations, as are things like PAID violations. If they want to handle those tasks, maybe we should let them.

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they have decided to give another non-response, and they are waiting until as many people as they can manage have gotten bored of waiting and given up hope and slumbered off, before making it?

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I don't know how much pull I still have after not being a steward for 4 years (probably not much), but I will write to them. There are some things I want to say that would break NDA anyway. --

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Yes and this has been stated something like 100 times on this page, but people continue to defend the WMF's actions with their belief that Fram is a "harasser" (or something to that effect).

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Well for goodness sake why even mention the NDA then? Your statement reads like "there's another reason for ArbCom's inaction apart from the lack of bodies, but I can't say what". Sheesh.

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My suggestion is that you send your diffs to ArbCom. I think it might be unwise to present the diffs publicly right now, and sending to any other selected individuals could look one-sided.

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you know as well as I do that in certain situations, where the matter was urgent, ArbCom acted swiftly. I can't discuss those here, but I will cite them to you over email if you would like.

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While I hesitate to doubt Jehochman's word, this is actually fair as a matter of policy and practice. I will take the side of the truth, and in absence of a truth, I will take the side of

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I don't know, we'll see. It might be that we can't move the needle on this specific ban, but that doesn't mean we can't try to make a better and more accountable system moving forward. --

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Jehochman ... you are not the first to convince themselves that they are correct, but if you put the evidence before 28bytes and they backed you, I would take that as firm confirmation.--

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District of Massachusetts is emblematic of a traditional corporate approach rather than a futurist open society/open knowledge organization probably should be expected to approach it. —/

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We haven't got to the stage of literally blaming the victim for being harassed or abused yet, so there's still some ground to cover. But at this rate I am confident we'll get there. --

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One can't copyedit a sentence whose meaning is not clear. I find a lot of this in the prose coming out of that office, and would be tempted to write an essay, headed by some remarks on

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happens. Even if it's already been handled by someone not participating, make sure they get a report, so T&S can make sure the rubes didn't screw it up. I say we let T&S handle

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that works or is at least tolerable for all of us. Mend fences and build relationships over further destroying a relationship that is already strained through actions by both sides. --

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this - I've felt harassed enough to ban at least one editor from my talk page, and I've (more than once) wanted to pull my hair out over a long sequence of bad edits by another editor.

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on occasion community members submit evidence strongly indicating cases where local communities consistently struggle to uphold not just their own autonomous rules but the Terms of Use

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Maybe we could streamline the election process. Perhaps a few former arbitrators would step up to serve for half a year. They would not have to deal with the learning curve as much.

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saying that's what happened here, but I think there's a danger of saying "repeated warnings for repeated infractions" plus "rudeness" plus "cussing at ArbCom" equals "harassment". --

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I would support that, rather than going through the rigamaroll of another election. We just did this six months ago and the data is still there for anybody who wants to inspect it.

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The last step will come in November/December when the Foundation has their annual fundraiser. That is when we volunteers launch our own counter-campaign explaining why people should

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Two of the big initiatives that are going to be happening this next year - one of them is writing a universal code of conduct, and the second one is us making a new reporting system

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Thank you. I've already sent the entrance to the rabbit hole to one arbitrator, and am compiling a list of diffs because the output of the tool I'm using isn't very user friendly.

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This is a good idea, especially since it's been proven to my satisfaction that this entire thing is a case of someone exerting undue influence to screw over Fram for doing his job.

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you found something "to shut those crazies up". Why not? We're not the community, we're just an unruly mob squatting on the WMF's spotless servers, awaiting a mop for all of us.

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I would never shit you, my friend. My contact is free to share however (s)he likes but I'll let him(er) decide whether my communication is useful or not, and who needs to see it.

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Ah. I think the idea would be that, if there is to be action, enough people would participate to provide suitable cover, or it would not happen. And with that, I must go for now.--

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It might even be me next. Sure, I don't really edit articles on women. But hey, maybe I looked up some of our female editors on-wiki and harassed them off-wiki? You'd never know!

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for such a confirmation, over and over again. I even went to a board member directly, who could not confirm that the violation existed, in spite of weeks of "ongoing discussion".

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Plus I very much doubt many people from London, never mind say Madrid or Rome, would go to Stockholm by car, unless as part of a bigger tour. Plane or train would be much better.

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I'd also note that I don't think the Privacy Policy needs to be altered to make disclosure to ArbCom possible. They just need to conform to the nonpublic information policy. See

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I like those three points. The first one is clearly something that has had a lot of support on this page. And the second one is, I think, a new idea that makes a lot of sense. --

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I just went and counted. I found six different places that the WMF has stated that their ban was based on the Terms of Use, which itself indicates it was not based on something

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recently suggested this: having Arbs organized into smaller panels that would hear each case/matter, so not every Arb has to be involved in every issue. It's an excellent idea.

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This is all a matter of morale. What is the chance we believe they are genuinely working toward a decision to listen to the community? What is the chance we believe that they

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to our mission, since we need to attract and retain a wide variety of editors and maintain an environment in which they can work (which means, yes, a 'comfortable' one.) It's

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as a general term for a particular type of tactic. Tying it to the Stonewall riots and claiming that's its origin (or is perceived thusly by most readers of English) is silly.

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any specific action until statements have been made, but rather be cognizant if/when we begin to move forward with anything (RfC, case, etc.) that a statement is in the works.

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Eh nothing new there. Thing if you find someone making one mistake its pretty common to go looking for others (indeed the software explicitly allows for this possibility with

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inventing powers for itself without (or against) community input. If there is an issue with attrition and vacancy on the committee, hold a special election to fill vacancies.

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You will need widespread consensus to carry out such protest actions effectively and I for one will oppose them for now, at least until our elected representatives, including

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Any interactions between Fram and Laura (who unfortunately went dark just as this broke) were addressed with an IBAN. Regardless of whether Fram "harassed" Laura in 2018, he

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afford the time off work, or sanctions to their benefits if not working... I don't know anything about your background but the saying "check your privilege" springs to mind.

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themself: What did they do and was some reaction justified? I don't actually care about that – it's a one-off case and it's more important to address the general situation.

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even if the Wikimedia Foundation is not. Serious accusations still require evidence. If you are unprepared to submit that evidence you should not be making the accusations.

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lists the following harmful activities: Engaging in harassment, threats, stalking, spamming, or vandalism; and Transmitting chain mail, junk mail, or spam to other users.

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deliberation are the two primary genres of discourse in argumentation literature. I regret if you are unable to see the irony of the statement in light of Jan's comments.

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victim of harassment, and that being made to participate in adjudicative process is itself further victimization. I'm not sure if there's a middle ground there either. —/

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averted. I still find Jehochman's claim hard to believe, because the notion that the Foundation had something legitimate, and let an abuser spin a false story about how

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Most likely you are right. A indef ban, as has been pointed out, would have gotten grumbling but little more. A one-year ban and a desysoping got people's attention.--

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Aquillion, I hear you, I understand where you are coming from, but the editors of Knowledge have made something greater than ourselves, and it's worth fighting for.--

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I wish this were off-topic but the WMF appears committed to a narrative tying the ratio of male to female editors to issues of 'sexism', 'trolling' and 'harassment'.

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be something that we ourselves would not use for a ban (stale, already handled by an IBAN, etc), we should perhaps consider the possibility that the offending edits

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What I did learned from this back in 2009 was that diff reading without, in each case, pulling up the talk page to examine the context and get the overall picture,

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the issues reported to us fell under section 4 of the terms of use, as noted above, specifically under the first provision entitled "harassing and abusing others."

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If the E-mails were published, we could see what was said. I don't really believe Fram would lie about this, and I'm sure T&S would not fabricate an E-mail.

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The WMF is firmly in community territory here. Given, that there was precedence like the Jannemann/Edith Wahr case in German Knowledge, this is not by accident. --

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I don't that it is remotely more accurate. Peters and Parkinson's speak directly to issues concerning competence and human nature. That's why I referred to them.

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I think it's a little patronising to criticise people for asking for an indication of just how much time "some time" is. I don't mean to insult anybody, really.

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times that their ban was based on the Terms of Use, and then the whole controversy will disappear - poof. I feel like I'm operating within a twisted version of

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My suspicion is that a no confidence vote would garner increased levels of support now that it has become evident that no satisfactory response is forthcoming.

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are taking a reasoned and measured response to the situation have time to do their work. The sky isn't going to fall, even if this is left for a few months. --

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Which is? We've asked some simple questions point-blank and gotten patronizing nonsense in response. I would even say that Jan's response this Friday is what

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the gender of most editors, including Fram. Any study that excludes unknown factors when they exist is at best careless and at worst deliberately dishonest.

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To say that would be to say that I was expecting the board to make a statement, which I was not. I am glad they are making one, even if it may take a while.

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sufficient, provided they are sufficiently active, but I know from Arbs I have spoken to in the past that the activity level required is not insignificant.

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deliberate by nature. Their delays are understandable under the circumstances. The lack of communication from the board is another matter. It underwhelms.-

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That is (I think) one of the concerns raised more then once in the media, the gender imbalance meaning that female edds have a very "unpleasant" time here.

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and " I believe ArbCom or at least some of its members are fully aware of what transpired with Fram." almost certainly reeks of the dreaded "conspiracy" —

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All of those statements date back to 2016 or earlier. If those statements had been evidence for a WMF ban, then Fram would have been WMF-banned years ago.

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harassment, no one's asking for confidential information. We don't even need to know if there was harassment specifically. We just want to know if there

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private information is behind this case, which in turn suggests they might be willing to let ArbCom handle cases like this in the future. Of course, not

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Fram described the E-mails he's received from T&S, and said he doesn't know what he was being warned against. T&S said he was adequately warned.

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did not make any reference to how long it would be before this statement would be made, but I think it would be reasonable for it to take a week or two.

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Admins would also be unable to see reports against themselves (until / unless they were accepted and turned into a case), for similarly obvious reasons.

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I'm rather surprised that people have to pay to attend a WikiMania. $ 375 for a full event ticket. Has there always been an entrance cost to WikiMania?

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token opportunity to defend himself? I dont even know if Ive ever come across Fram, but my objection to this has nothing to do with Fram. I object to a

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reading competence cannot be assessed, but whose assessment is beyond appeal. Everyone is appalled by Kafka's narratives - but it has no traction here.

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to the point that she posts this notice in 2018. It's still up as of 2019, apparently still an unresolved problem because the notice is still there:

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second comment that his mention of the NDA above was intended to mean that he cannot comment on any discussions that were had on the Arb mailing list,

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I don't mean to be unkind - but I think all these pages/bytes are pretty much confirmation that the community has no confidence in powers that be. —

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case which was making me aware that people found his approach unnecessarily harsh. That he used his admin tools to edit through full protection to

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is why the community is coming across as "good old boys circling the wagons". You're focusing on witch hunts and protecting harassers without even

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If the basis for the ban rests on 2.5 year old diffs, along with some from last year, then the problem with T&S is even worse than we thought.

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Thanks very much, all of you! Needless to say (but of course I'm saying it anyway) please keep all of us informed of anything new that emerges. --

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is that Fram is a mediocre poster boy for current claims of "conflict of interest" and calls to pillory a specific WMF employee. This strategy is

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Second Boing!'s advice. You may consider the arbs that have commented here: GorillaWarfare, Worm That Turned, KrakatoaKatie and Opabinia regalis.

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Why does WMF not have (better) risk assessment procedures, when relationships with the community are an issue that, for example, identified as a "

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failure, and whoever was responsible for the stonewall strategy should resign in disgrace, with substantial changes on the WMF end going forward.

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P.S. Jehochman, I wouldn't mind giving my views on some of the evidence, I'm definitely not jumping to the conclusion that Fram did nothing wrong.

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I think we have something like that at Knowledge, too. If someone harasses me and I explain my intention to take action, them I'm very quickly in

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Yes I agree with the concerns about lack of accessibility to Wikimania. The scholarship process from what I understand is independent of the WMF.

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At the same time WMF enacts a suspension of Fram's privileges until such time as ArbCom can rule on the behavior. (much like pretrial confinement)

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Anyway, for the most part, I was trying to keep away from this particular case, really going for appealability, since the WMF isn't infalliable.

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against abuse from some internal review process is even more absurd than believing police review of their own actions is insulated from abuse. —/

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Can I have that in B-B-Q? And I prefer the wavy sort of potato chip to the flat ones. Just a little flexibility to capture much of the market!--

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I do not think that "lack of human resources" has anything to do with ArbCom's inaction on Fram. No, I can't elaborate on this due to my NDA. ~

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All the above, if they edit using a personal (community) account and wish to make a complaint from that account about how they have been treated

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company the breach those laws). They still find ways round them. Yes they all pay lip service to ideals they never uphold (often very publicly).

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of members be appointed as temporary fill ins would lead to dictatorship. At the next election they would be replaced by elected arbitrators.

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safely communicate; it's hard to accept that T&S has told us everything they can safely convey, given the near-absence of information. --

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admit to talking to the press? W.r.t. the linked study, I hope that the sex offender described by "Diane" is not able to edit Knowledge now.

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AGF, I suppose it's far more likely to be a genuine disagreement about what constitutes harassment than Jehochman deliberately talking crap.

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and use those to put together a case. And yes, it's true that some people might suspect that the reporter is the victim, but it wouldn't be

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Well to answer that would derail the argument of this thread. I will just note however that in writing 'attempting to out the victims of the

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I think Rich nails it on the head frankly. I think that the arbitrary nature of this act and the potential precedent it sets is disturbing.

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I'm working on sharing this with a select group of Arbitrators. I am not fond of the ArbCom mailing list. In the past it has been leaky.

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Based on what Jehochman is saying, the entire privacy thing is a bit of a red herring in this particular case. It seems as though Fram was

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It's a somewhat perennial discussion. Making people pay out of pocket vs. using donation money to fund an event that some see as frivolous.

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interested in working toward such a process, even though if such a process existed, the WMF likely wouldn't have needed to step in here. ~

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it. In fact, it doesn't mean they have access to the basis for the decision. It still might not, even if my proposal was implemented. —

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it in a way to minimise damage to other parties. And it would be good to pick someone very respected on the other side of the fence, e.g.

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is like jumping on a plastic bag in Outer Mongolia in front of a poster of the ocean and expecting to wet your bathing suit. No ... just

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the right decision, and they're asked specifically to give that viewpoint, which is a good thing. (Their viewpoint may have been, "if you

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Very important comparison - but who is behind this and what are they pushing for? (Other than the vindication of Ted Kaczinsky, I mean)

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environment") and they are trying to "help" us solve it. If we do more to solve it ourselves, they feel less pressure to give us "help."

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Various functionaries (e.g. checkusers and oversighters) making complaints about how they have been treated while carrying out their work

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hard-wired into their written principles, though. (Connoisseurs of West Coast touchy-feely corporate babble should cherish that page.) ‑

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which is meant to detect cheating. Players are allowed to anonymously report suspected cheaters. Suspected cheaters are reviewed in the

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I never intended to defend T&S for sanctioning Fram. I guess I was unclear about that, but am unsure how I remove the ambiguity. --

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Nah, the bot operators just need to stop maintaining them. The bits of string holding the servers together will do the work for them. —/

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Speaking as one of the drafters on that case, yes, it was real-life stuff rather than this incident that caused that particular delay. ♠

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That was my thought. If there is someone to be protected, Jehochman's "Eureka!" has done nothing to protect them. Quite the contrary.--

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The problem with (1) is that Fram appears to have been disciplined in part because he responded appropriately to copyright violations.

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during that either - if I had said that during superprotect I can guarantee you I would not have been reconfirmed in 2015 had I run. --

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About the extent to which the Foundation is serious about respecting the confidentiality of victims of harassment? Indeed, it does. ~

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issue as being unable or unwilling to use proper spelling and grammar, and can do just as much damage to the project in the long term.

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that they took this seriously and gave it due attention. Do I think their judgment is better than the community's? In this case, yes.

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I have provided a more detailed explanation of my resignation on my user page. I don't expect to be leaves messages in many places.

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have little more insight into what T&S and the WMF board are doing than you guys do. We certainly can't set deadlines for them. –

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is not a suicide pact" is something I read a while ago that sees relevant. Maybe even more to the point, it's not a one-way street. --

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This is true, but I can say from experience that writing the head of a company does sometimes produce results. It can take time, but

11884: 6083:, but the reason that this proposal isn't gaining traction (i.e. redundancy) would remain the same regardless of where it came from. 5909: 4424:+1 That's a terrible idea, and the entire point of having all of ArbCom weigh in, as Doug says, is so that all representatives (that 2844:

It's the 50th anniversary. Also, I'm pretty sure the term 'stonewall' for WMF's tactics significantly pre-dated the Stonewall riots.

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the grown-ups do" crap that the Foundation is so very, very, fond of. I don't know who advises them on PR but it's clearly an idiot.

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I will say to any arbs that receive this evidence: You had better forward it to the list with no edits or redactions. As bad as the

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templates. By that standard, any admin could be banned. I'm not saying that we should roll over and play dead for the Foundation. --

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And I don't mean to be unkind but I think a bold proposal like this should come from a veteran and longtime editor, not a new one.

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The community should not actively make articles worse. No inserting vandalism. There shouldn't be a cleanup after this is sorted.

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next - and by what they have posted here they don't appear to want any of us to come to their defence, however innocent they are.

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Engaging in harassment, threats, stalking, spamming, or vandalism; and transmitting chain mail, junk mail, or spam to other users.

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context), collecting evidence and presenting the case rather than judging it. Additional people can also add evidence, of course.

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However, I dare say there could be two tiers of permaban - appealable and non-appealable - based on which part of ToU was broken.

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I don't see what's unclear here. The precedent that must be set is very clear: WMF screwed up and they must never do this again.

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is that Fram is a mediocre poster boy for current claims of "conflict of interest" and calls to pillory a specific WMF employee.

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with everyone that included all these Arbcom/WMF reps/T&S etc. players in some sort of conference call (including Jimbo). —

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Indeed, if Jehochman can find it, so can someone else, and sooner or later, someone else who won't be so private will find it.

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WJBscribe just handed in his admin bit and his crat bit, in what is obviously related. He then hung out his "retired" shingle.

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In other words, the Committee is meekly waiting, and neither you nor WMF has any clue how angry the community is. I am sorry:

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insulting hypersimplification of the situation at hand is probably the best case I've seen on this page of actual toxicity. —/

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Not sure how it would work, but yes this might be a start. We do need to do something that shows we are taking this seriously.

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by other users). Site allows editing of questions and answers of other users (wiki-aspect), but not comments. Some users are

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Despite the fact that a local community is expected to organise the event (albeit largely on a grant from the WMF, and there

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start from the perspective of taking those statements by the WMF seriously and focusing on addressing them. We also have to

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are male. Ergo, parity is missing, and that is due to widespread harassment based on gender, accounting for why only 20% of

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If you have an explanation that the WMF will not provide, now is the time. "Email me for details" is too little, too late.

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ArbCom or changing our policies to match what we TOTALLY GUESS AND HAVE NO IDEA IF IT IS EVEN policy of the WMF overlords.

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If WMF does not change the path they are on, maybe. Also, global renamer (for example) cannot be automatically restored. --

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of the counter. There is surely gender disparity on editor composition but studies giving a number is just junk science.

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Nil Einne, what exactly did the community do wrong with regard to the L and R editors? Just would like to hear your view.

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Closing an accepted report would require a conclusion from outside admins (reaching some sort of consensus among them ala

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All they had to do was say that there was harassment that happened somewhere we (or ArbCom) cannot see it. They haven't.

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system, where other players (called investigators) can replay matches and confirm, deny, or mark reports as inconclusive.

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and I would certainly never trust them with any more personal material than I absolutely have to. Tell them that. Go on.

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Allow some time? Days, weeks, months, years? Until the next statement asking us to allow some time? The one after that?

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were very close to expressing something around these sentiments. Also, the snark about unpaid volunteer is unnecessary.

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Letters to the editor? Something like this? "Dear newspaper editor, I am an unpaid volunteer Knowledge editor and I am

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perceive as happening, unless you have a system that is far removed (and vastly improved) from what we currently have.

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That the community enagage in discussion with the WMF about possible disparaties between local policy/practice and ToU.

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I was under the impression that there was a smoking gun here, not something that requires expert testimony to prove. —/

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in the Terms of Use. Just to be clear, you're saying seven is the magic number for you, right? The WMF has to confirm

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Or perhaps he'll take another hike. Probably a large part of the community would tell him to, given the opportunity.--

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communication situation with ArbCom is already, don't make it worse by concealing communications from fellow arbs. —/

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I get the reasoning behind it, obviously, but I'm concerned about both practicialities, implementation and fairness.

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Semi-independent. When I was on it, our role was advisory. From the list we came up with, the WMF had the final say.

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Agree. Personally, I feel responsible for continuing to provide local community dispute resolution on those matters.

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very good editor who got angry and looked like he was deliberately helping, by aggressive or over-sensitive ripostes

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You a. have literally no idea if what you think you found is what led to the ban and b. still are obliged to follow

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committee handles which don't need participation from every member. I don't know what to suggest those are, though.

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I’ve found evidence on wiki that justifies the ban ... Anybody who wants to talk with me about it, please email me.

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discuss the possibility that ArbCom take over the ban, and conduct a case looking into Fram's conduct in general.

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I guess if you assume that people aren't doing their jobs, then you're totally justified in being outraged by it.

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WMF Board members making complaints about how they have been treated while engaging in their work as Board members

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I had assumed you were working from knowledge of the case we did not have when dismissing Women In Red from it.--

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Leading theories are that incivility to Arbcom was not the issue. See the above threads re Jehochman's findings.

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Honestly if I were going to write WMF, I'd send it snail mail anyway. I don't know why nobody else does this. —/

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Legal where? There are an awful lot of legal systems around the world with completely different expectations.

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directly accountable to us, and we should not let them forget that should they side with the WMF in a coverup.

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people will flock to Knowledge? At best, this is treating the symptoms while leaving the cause unidentified.

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So the fact that vandalism is banned in the ToS doesn't mean that the WMF is supposed to step in with regular

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does but them and Fram). If anything, from what I've seen WMF was rather lenient with Fram for several years.

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In the real world of competent prose that means rules are devised to protect new editors (a vulnerable group)

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vitriol toward Laura when she likely had nothing to do with the most recent enforcement action by T&S. ~

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crossing some red lines in support of Fram's hounding. At least Ymblanter had the sense to remove his post:

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Do you expect any answer beyond another rambling wall of boilerplate text that actually says nothing at all?

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WMF rescinds its prior ruling and refrains from such rulings in the future without allowing ArbCom to assess.

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of the community that is active in these discussions, nerves have gotten frayed, which is something that WMF

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constitution. Or merely starting on this path might be enough to get the needed changes in the current WMF.

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don't want to identify themselves online as being any particular gender, that is our business. If people...

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does manage to get outcomes in a reasonable timeframe for complex issues concerning established users, and

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That the WMF update the privacy policy to allow referral of complaints to local ArbComs where appropriate.

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I guess not. I would not be opposed to a short-term block on that account for incivility at this point. --

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policies about harassment are deficient and how to correct them. This will keep happening and happening. —

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identify themselves as male on Knowledge than female. This suggests there are more men than women here.

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by the generic regurgitation of the ToU clause that was supposedly invoked. You act as if corruption is

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the presumption that they have committed an overreach of authority in banning someone they didn't like.

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No, not at all (I don't know how others are going to interpret it, but it's certainly not my viewpoint).

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they can do it themselves, but it feels like working with the community hasn't really been tried yet. --

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violated the clause. Nothing beyond that. And I still can't get an answer. I even asked Doc James, our

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that our deficient processes for reporting and dealing with harassment have led to this WMF action. ~

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Way ahead of you. I don't want to ever again contribute even a single drop to the WMF's gravy train.

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I get why you don’t want to post them here, but would you consider sending the diffs to the ArbCom? —

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prosecution. Calling someone "do-gooders" for doing what is legally required is not helpful. Regards

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gender differences in the things that people spend their time on are mostly caused by other things.

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from us so we can tighten our own anti-harassment systems; in almost any situation like this, there

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their call and may, yes, be necessary), what they should do is something akin to what was done with

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The Board. You are being very elusive when being asked what you think of their delays. Do you think

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I obviously don't know what you found, but I hope that you are keeping that distinction in mind. --

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WMF employees making complaints about how they have been treated while engaging in work for the WMF

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is safe in a system that uses secret evidence in secret processes, with no defence and no appeal.

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are female. Has anyone published that theory in a respectable peer-reviewing sociological journal?

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There is no way that the WMF could have been that stupidly reckless and devoid of clue. No way.

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I followed your link, Iridescent, but cannot fathom what the following remark is supposed to mean.

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Nah, just waiting for AN answer that I can trust, WTT. The longer it takes, the less I trust. --

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Ugh. That first article Slatersteven links to makes a serious mistake, confusing the ArbCom with

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I know. I think it bears repeating for as long as it takes until the point's been hammered home.

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But there's no reason to think that Fram wouldn't have been WMF-banned had he not been an admin.

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If anyone can clarify this and render it intelligible to a grammarian, I would much appreciate it

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It is impossible for a rogue employee, or even a rogue department, to implement an office action.

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Arbitrators making complaints about how they have been treated while engaging in arbitration work

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a ToU violation. Literally nobody involved is capable of telling us that it wasn't a dirty move.

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here and keep attacking someone who cannot defend themself. It is positively indecent. Stop it.

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deal with every day. If they think they can do it better than we do, let's send them a message:

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Although admittedly it's not specifically focused on the controversy here, there is also this:

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e-mail implies a back and forth process, where they did indeed say "well here is the evidence".

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That is not a given. People have also expressed that older diffs cannot be the cause; that is

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Knowledge:Reference desk/Archives/Humanities/2008 November 14#Origin of the verb 'To stonewall'

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administrating under the terms of use of the WMF and the T&S team again. Barring something

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seen my proposal above: +1 (and likely also with a statement from ArbCom that is Janesque). --

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where the writers got a bit overzealous with the number of times you had to say his name... ~

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forebodes almost the same things as what happened on LKML, which now has a "Code of Conduct".

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I believe ArbCom or at least some of its members are fully aware of what transpired with Fram.

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the policies are deficient because WMF won't tell us that (and that is the sort of thing that

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interesting comment. I wonder what, if any, light actual members of ArbCom can shed on that?

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That's pretty much what we all want, but T&S won't even consider playing ball with that. —

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Guessing as to why T&S made their ban isn't meaningful. They have imposed punishment and

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that Fram was banned for *gasp* vandalism! Since the WMF never stated exactly what happened!

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Heh, I just don't think it had anything to do with the WMF thinking arbcom was overburdened.

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Yes, they could do that, but I doubt they would given the further backlash it would cause. --

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Technically yes; server-side manipulation of revision and text tables is certainly possible

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it. This shifts the "heat" of the process to admin-vs-accused rather than victim-vs-accused.

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T&S doesn't scale - it can't handle harassment in a satisfactory way all on its own.) --

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Not only the WMF/T&S needs to review their procedures and handling but the community too

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A week or two - that means three weeks to a month after the ban? Have I got my maths right?

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Of course, these are general audience articles. The "Swaddle" article seems to be based on

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Where is the procedural fairness for the victims? Why does no-one seem to care about that?

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See also similar situations in other open-source projects all over Github and other places.

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I really see this discussion, in the meta sense, as determining those things, Aquillion.--

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never is resolved, I probably won't be back to return it to its correct genderless state.

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platform/country is always an option but not in a way that addresses the problem at hand.

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Sorry, repeating my ping because I can't edit what I wrote and have the ping go through,

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the bad material or remarking that it's not the first time this editor has written junk.

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need to reward an action against an ArbCom critic by giving Arbcom more powers or making

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Stewards making complaints about how they have been treated while carrying out their work

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were the reason for the ban, LauraHale doesn't show up in any of them that I can find. —

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Yes, there has to be a trigger beyond the imposition of the IBAN for a further sanction.

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What any other vote of no confidence achieves- a formal statement and hopefully change.

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What percentage of the time did they go with who the volunteer lead committee selected?

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of it, and see just how much work the volunteers who have kept this project running for

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action, especially when the WMF hasn't responded to the pitchfork approach thus far. --

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I hope that's sarcasm. If that's the definition of "hounding", then the Foundation is

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At this point, I'm reasonably sure that I have figured out who the reporter was, based

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that you unflinchingly believe the WMF here. We're concerned about the allegation that

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Let's look at the actual language of the ToU. "Harassing and Abusing Others" includes:

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I agree. Where does the suggestion that WMF thought ArbCom was overburdened come from?

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Yes. Yesterday I sent her a follow-up e-mail which she replied to almost immediately.

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banned from interacting with her. So, that exchange is immaterial to the current ban.

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so you think Jehochman is serious, while I thought he’s joking. Which is it Jehochman?

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Rich, could you post that diff? I want to be sure it's the same one I'm thinking of.

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regarded as harassment, then this is not an encyclopedia anymore but a padded hugbox.

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I won’t identify the victim. If you look deep enough you can figure out what happened.

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I've asked about interim elections, which is in the Arb Policy, to add arbitrators at

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I don't know what's up with the delay. On one hand, if WMF Board was going to give us

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I see no magic there and "banned by AI" is imho way worse than "banned by T&S".--

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something sometime." I don't think anyone would reasonably consider that acceptable.

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which goes back to my OP, is any one here 100% sure there was no smoke without fire?

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The WMF in particular seems to have failed to protect the editor nearly named Lara.

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violation was legitimate, and that it was not a civility block. I've been literally

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E-mail normally works and Maher's profile prominently features her e-mail address.

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three paid "Community Engagement" staff and eleven paid "Community Relations" staff

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before a bot archived it because no-one had added to it for two days? I do think a

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The failure to share information with ArbCom, even in confidence, speaks volumes.

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no harm done" and the first hying he does is go after his last couple of victims.

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some direct questions (since no-one seems to have really got the points I raised

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can see, tearing the community apart. Do they actually give a shit about that?

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So, wait. If I revert someone's vandalism, and that makes them upset, I have to

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By that logic, garden-variety vandalism is within the purview of an Office ban.

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be removing the ban, I'm not sure what you've found even matters at this point.

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for improvement against the risk of (expectable and unexpected) side effects. --

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There are two and only two kinds of complaint: one, which are those the WMF is

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I think you are looking for an answer to a different question than I, Beetstra.

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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LOL, you mean at the time that many users are saying Knowledge was so well run?

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was updating the harassment guideline and asked me what to call this behavior.

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if you won't confirm that there was a violation, which is something that takes

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I agree, and it's an important point. (As in two wrongs don't make a right.) --

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not a given. Remember that the WMF expressed that they took this step because

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Actions where it is questionable if they are acceptable to the community or not

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is a reasonable time for them to take? I've asked before and you deflected it.

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people." A culture of process and fairness protects everyone. Even victims. —/

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harassment,' everything is in the placement of the adjective 'alleged' before

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our tools are limited and it's inevitable that discussions will go slowly. --

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was the victim and his complainant was the villain, it truly beggars belief.

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territory. That's why I think this process does more harm than good. Cheers,

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possibility that he did something awful off-site that we don't know about. --

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references to frams actions as unsubstantiated personal attacks per WP:NPA.

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to resolve the issue. I have not much sympathies for Laura's editing skills

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as a starting point. It might help to cross-reference with the flow chart -

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That's a very diplomatic way of saying you think the delay is unreasonable.

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Where are the procedures? Where's the planning? What were people thinking?

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ArbCom might convince WMF that their help isn't needed here quite so much.

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Knowledge:Community response to the Wikimedia Foundation's ban of Fram

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No reply so far, and no acknowledgement that the email has been received.

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T&S was acting on these interactions, they should not have made a ban

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It's still impossible to reconcile "awful off-site" with "one year ban".--

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Why would you defend him without even knowing what he had been banned for?

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I'm assuming most of those other organisations you worked for didn't have

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Good job, Dirk. We have to stand together, even if it is only symbolic.

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you tell us anything? This is, of course, nonsense, and as Arbcom, Jimbo

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It was the "Fuck ArbCom" comment if I remember correctly. All the best:

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harassment (if they're laser-focused on someone they don't like) block. —

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way, anything that goes to the local ArbCom is going there by consent. --

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may have a view on that as he was on the scholarship committee one year.

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is why people got so worked up about the statement Jan made on Friday. --

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Perhaps it would be worthwhile to drop a "You have mail" message on her

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Your'e not unkind, sir, and I would suggest we formalize this position.

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those norms would have been overstepped if they were more stringent. --

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in my opinion, but I am well aware that many people believe otherwise.

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We don't have good mechanisms for dealing with either type of problem.

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It would probably carry a bit more weight if it were proposed by, say,

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Man, as a free speech fanatic I know the slippery slope too well, but

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drastic such as the WMF/T&S team dissolving, why not just wait? —

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public evidence.) When you can't, explain to my why you haven't been

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Any procedural fairness to the accused is an attack on the victim? —/

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made, still less what they may have been. All we have is the action.

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we should ABF about ArbCom or Doc James. When we get to the stage of

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since that's something people generally don't *want* to disclose. —

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could scrape them and do whatever processing they want on them. —

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think WMF is nuts for issuing the ban on that basis, and I agree.

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that bridge. But "Oh, they might become hostile to us if we shoot

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The sky isn't going to fall, even if this is left for a few months

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Engaging in harassment, threats, stalking, spamming, or vandalism

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people coming back and saying WMF are not cooperating with them,

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the community does not and cannot have all the facts of this case

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desysopped and can immediately get the bit back with one post to

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Fram gave permission in his first responce, thus this is moot. —

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there wasn't a violation, in spite of the ToU clause referenced

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told by T&S not to interact with that particular target. --

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knowledge? Or, is this fee optional? May-be food and all that?

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communications didn't do their job, but as to everyone else, I

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I disagree, for me the issue is intent, not how you achieve it.

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I agree, this would turn the heat up a couple notches however.

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The whole WP:FRAM situation reminds me of recent kerfuffle at

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Yet another proposal - Community / WMF relations going forward

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I am a user and not a bot so please dont confuse me with a bot

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I am a user and not a bot so please dont confuse me with a bot

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Fewer comments like this, please. It's rather unproductive. --

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I’ve dug through the history. The ban is absolutely justified

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often does not. We need a system that would produce results.

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That the WMF make non-global or time-limited bans appealable.

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To be clear, I'm not proposing at this point that the ArbCom

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as key evidence of incivility for which I earned a permaban.

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Used for judging the quality of questions and answers. User

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justify the action taken, and we have no other information.

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As for the matter of urgency, you are right that the ArbCom

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I want to clearly state that the Arbitration Committee has

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Probably the one made after the admin security circular. --

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by myself, with apologies to editor L for the speculation.

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influences scholarships to avoid dealing with critics, but

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File:Community_Engagement_-_Maps_of_teams_and_workflows.svg

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We've been patient enough, and it's time to take next steps

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study that claims that X% of Knowledge editors are on the

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guilty, and should ban itself. (Not entirely sarcasm.) —

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If this is the evidence, it is shit poor. For example, if

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What a complete waste of everyone's time this has been. --

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that ArbCom has more information than anyone else here. ♠

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Actions where it is questionable if they are legal or not

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Sadly I don't even think WMF knows what that bot does. --

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fits within our existing culture without devolving into

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Can they actually say more to ArbCom? According to Jan,

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The user's wikifriend comes to her defense. Note that

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From legal's perspective, whatever minimizes liability

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must justify their sentence. Both to Fram, and to us.

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of the committee is bigger than one or a few members.

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A hypothetical question on T&S behaviour generally

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If I were WMF I'd not release even with permission. —/

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handling cases like this on its own in the future. --

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Foundation tend to put their messages and notices on

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Jehochman, this is not really a revelation...sorry.--

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I'm not advocating for anything to happen to L, WBG.

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performing administrative functions for Knowledge. --

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of money that the number there is greater than zero.

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effort should be being put into solving the problem.

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which might even have been spam or vandalism? Do we

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Here's Fram continuing to bother LauraHale in 2018:

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of what it is who haven't said anything about that.

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Jan? ca@? -- 1872:that's the right time for more drastic action. -- 13226:I will report back if I get an acknowledgement. 12604:will call us names" is both cowardly and nasty. 10628:it provides more context and diffs and mentions 10241:In other words we don't know a goddamn thing. —/ 8680:Sorry. I have no idea what your lesson is here. 7882:initial complainant that led to the 2018 warning 5111:I don't think I could eat an entire Foundation. 2098:, I offer the following middle ground solution: 1965:File:Trust and Safety Office action workflow.png 10808:T&S seems to be working in that direction, 7482:to access some of the buttons depend on user's 5127:They are like potato chips, can't stop at one! 2389:In particular, the bots need to be shut off. —/ 13386:by no means beyond the bounds of possibility. 10045:Appears to be serious, see below section. Tag 9202:Comments and questions from the peanut gallery 7552:Jehochman thinks he found something about Fram 7119:rather than to all admins for obvious reasons. 4629:our civility/harassment policies are broken. — 13174:(and yes, it is disclosed on her userpage) -- 10563:Lets look at a few examples of the hounding: 10094:- I understood that. So I invite you to read 2975:No animal may sleep in a bed......with sheets 7422:We don't need to close the Star Chamber gap! 4612:But therein lies the issue. We have no idea 3448:I agree with Beyond My Ken on this point. -- 1442:statement the board apparently plans to make 845:Well, that's not how it works. Sure, people 11984:off, but only by a few percentage points. 11139:is held as 'harassment', I'd have expected 8204: 3488:The only thing I can see as an improvement 3114:Who is meant to use T&S and how and why 11801:On the Internet, nobody knows you're a dog 10744:Is it in any way technically unfeasible?-- 8426:than I am to take the side of aspersions. 7511:The game itself includes technical system 6207:, I already admitted that when posting. -- 4802:You think that is an appropriate analogy? 4311:. For me therefore, the fewer the better. 4303:It seems to me that two principles apply, 13245:news of forward steps is most welcome. - 7258:commitment to anonymous reporting. That 7059:Thoughts on an anonymous reporting system 2977:". Just waiting for the rules to change. 13500:Has she replied to anyone's emails yet? 13259:Thank you. This is a very good letter. 12081:which is not scientifically established. 10600:is Chair of the WMF Board of Trustees: 7248:The reviewing admin would not check the 6098:Purpose of T&S, can someone explain? 10993:That's ok. I'm not very entertaining. 9481:Yep - I'll go along with what ^^he^^ — 9431:I'm confused - I though there was some 2506:what someone does if you do find them. 719:not come with sufficient evidence). -- 14: 13089:revert a sitting Arb on an ArbCom page 11734:Because of that, I'd be "unknown" too 8508:speaking beyond that) Just curious. — 7848:recent development even to Arbcom. -- 6981:publish E-mails they didn't send Fram. 2420:and ArbCom, have reported back to us. 44:Do not edit the contents of this page. 12498:I said "possibly no defense by Fram" 7505:Cheating report system of video game 7266:style, yeah, but the reality is that 6114:Actions unacceptable to the community 2857:It dates back at least to its use by 1991:evidence of toxicity in our community 11461:I did not hold the error against him 9629:Agreed, others also mentioned that. 9504:people, to put it diplomatically. -- 7343:If your objection is to the idea of 4886:on the decision. Doesn't mean they 4839:having a couple supervisors sign off 1543:Does that strike you as reasonable? 25: 13021:The point that I am trying to make 10622:LauraHale defends herself in 2018: 7286:often does for difficult cases. -- 5333:infrastructure of the ecosystem of 23: 10503:. Regurgitating the ToU clause is 10202:to defend your supposed "victim". 9306:, I presume that's the idea here. 6300:Thanks for the measured response, 4779:strike this tone-deaf nonsense. —/ 4428:elected) are able to participate. 2384:Another proposal for work stoppage 1191:Foundation bans are non-appealable 24: 13539: 13329:No reply and no acknowledgement. 12417:basic issue, harassment of users. 11832:576,000/116,000 male-female ratio 11341:environment" for women — it just 10789:as all contributions are public ( 8239:she needs to be left alone, now. 7467:Flagging & triage systems of 5910:Vote of no-confidence in the WMF? 12244:Did anyone other than Arb clerk 11980:(ec)The 15%-20% figure might be 7507:Counter-Strike: Global Offensive 7325:history. Hat this by all means. 7161:WP:FRAM, and create a RfC page. 6977:would be fraud, in this context. 3579:What do you think about this? -- 2608: 1960:I would suggest using this page 757:community-appointed board member 29: 12969:, some of your comments in the 11837:135/17 is the male-female split 11446:to use a comic metaphor with a 9671:, I find the links provided by 8940:or (if he is still available) 6554:. And realistically, this is a 5508:well-to-do and the chosen few! 2534:harassing our encyclopedia. -- 137:us can tell you at the moment. 10918:, i support this assessment. — 8231:These speculations don't help 7589:I looked and found harassment. 7429:hidden in plain sight. We do 6538:intensive and time consuming. 5976:see what it would accomplish. 3715:...my preferred academic pet: 2973:I'm reminded of Animal Farm. " 2565:as a suitable cover notice. ‑ 1153:some of these resignations. -- 13: 1: 11465:that diff was cited by Arbcom 10619:(several diffs rolled in one) 10317:section 4 of the terms of use 10315:Here is the link to the ToU. 3219:No good is coming out of this 2560:But one of the few things we 2113:Please respond if/when able. 946:À la recherche du temps perdu 13124:am I not spotting anything? 11935:Five times as many people... 9433:Friday come to Jesus meeting 9339:with regards to behavior of 7557:At the Arbcom case request: 2379:New Constitution and then... 7: 10526:you like that Fram's banned 9694:) 21:46, 27 June 2019 (UTC) 8614:speculation is stopped now. 8406:Only in death does duty end 7282:the excessive distractions 6592:the interactions continued 4384:Unless I'm misremembering, 2026:Knowledge:Assume good faith 1522:Yes, your math is correct. 10: 13544: 10269:have resulted in a ban? ~ 9663:With all due deference to 9298:I think we need to open a 7502:describing the principles. 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The sheer irony! 2323:Was that not tried 12927:A little blue Bori 12734:Please contact WMF 12509:Fram cannot appeal 12136:Knowledge works.-- 12122:A little blue Bori 11089:A little blue Bori 9899: 9869: 9589:A little blue Bori 8534:I don't buy that. 7486:(which depends on 7362:absolutely central 7131:A little blue Bori 7093:or accusations of 7069:admin-actionable.) 7044:A little blue Bori 6552:casting aspersions 5775:A little blue Bori 4632:A little blue Bori 4176:Premeditated Chaos 3965: 3500:A little blue Bori 3463:A little blue Bori 3285:Trust & Safety 3261:A little blue Bori 2614:1 user loves this. 2369: 2318:No confidence vote 2229:nearly two decades 2030:Knowledge:Teahouse 1616:user:Seraphimblade 533:user:Seraphimblade 343:Curly "JFC" Turkey 13415: 13407: 13043: 13035: 12958: 12950: 12887: 12879: 12851: 12837: 12829: 12181: 12173: 11907: 11747: 11727: 11673:discussing it".- 11653: 11578: 11570: 11555: 11533: 11525: 11450:, those who were 11432: 11407: 11399: 11367:I think that was 11215: 10872: 10774: 10766: 10687:Black Kite (talk) 10659: 10455: 10397: 10278: 10256: 10248: 10230: 9943: 9892: 9884: 9862: 9695: 9682:comment added by 9496: 9450: 9273: 9265: 9222: 9180: 9165: 9157: 9140: 9132: 8938:User: Floquenbeam 8814: 8792: 8756: 8723: 8674: 8568: 8523: 8166: 8100: 8033: 7734: 7692:was one, IIRC. - 7634: 7013: 7005: 6934: 6873: 6865: 6788:by the victim. -- 6741: 6733: 6700: 6692: 6683: 6631: 6623: 6563: 6505: 6488: 6478: 6455:WereSpielChequers 6146: 6032: 5946: 5493: 5363: 5274:WereSpielChequers 5264: 5229: 5222:page history here 5213: 5197: 5184: 5179: 5123: 5094:A Modest Proposal 5064: 5056: 4991: 4983: 4949: 4918: 4910: 4874: 4866: 4827: 4819: 4794: 4786: 4768: 4747:A modest proposal 4742:Replace WMF staff 4272:Black Kite (talk) 4259: 4238:Black Kite (talk) 4194:Black Kite (talk) 4130: 3958: 3769: 3768: 3482: 3392: 3343: 3301: 3234: 3164: 2859:Stonewall Jackson 2453: 2445: 2404: 2396: 2362: 2240: 2218:violation of the 2178: 1854:Thanks, that's a 1815: 1808: 1704: 1664: 1601: 1566: 1530: 1495: 1452: 1410: 1385: 1348: 1334: 1313: 1276: 855: 586: 505: 103: 102: 54: 53: 48:current main page 13535: 13411: 13405: 13197: 13133: 13128: 13065: 13063:Let's discuss it 13039: 13033: 13013: 13011:Let's discuss it 12982: 12977: 12954: 12948: 12933: 12915: 12913:Let's discuss it 12883: 12877: 12850: 12833: 12827: 12662: 12657: 12521: 12516: 12497: 12460: 12455: 12437: 12401: 12396: 12390: 12346: 12326: 12321: 12303: 12298: 12292: 12262: 12258: 12256: 12253: 12177: 12171: 12128: 11950: 11949: 11901: 11850: 11849: 11764: 11762: 11749: 11745: 11740: 11726: 11649: 11620: 11574: 11568: 11551: 11529: 11523: 11428: 11403: 11397: 11366: 11284: 11214: 11166: 11135: 11095: 11042: 11037: 11020: 10923: 10866: 10801: 10788: 10770: 10764: 10732:The Rambling Man 10655: 10534: 10493:incomprehensible 10487:. 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8796: 8790: 8784: 8783: 8776: 8775: 8774: 8770: 8766: 8762: 8761: 8760: 8754: 8748: 8747: 8740: 8736: 8735: 8726: 8722: 8721: 8720: 8710: 8707: 8706: 8705: 8701: 8697: 8692: 8691: 8690: 8687: 8685: 8679: 8678: 8677: 8673: 8672: 8671: 8661: 8660: 8650: 8646: 8645: 8640: 8639: 8633: 8632: 8631: 8630: 8625: 8621: 8617: 8612: 8610: 8607: 8604: 8603: 8599: 8594: 8593: 8592: 8589: 8584: 8580: 8579: 8572: 8566: 8560: 8559: 8551: 8550: 8549: 8546: 8544: 8542: 8533: 8529: 8528: 8527: 8521: 8515: 8514: 8506: 8503: 8502: 8499: 8495: 8491: 8486: 8485: 8476: 8473: 8471: 8464: 8463: 8462: 8458: 8457: 8452: 8451: 8446: 8445: 8444: 8443: 8442: 8441: 8436: 8433: 8431: 8425: 8421: 8420:Occam's Razor 8417: 8416: 8415: 8411: 8407: 8402: 8401: 8398: 8395: 8393: 8386: 8385: 8382: 8378: 8374: 8369: 8364: 8359: 8358: 8349: 8346: 8344: 8340: 8335: 8326: 8321: 8320: 8319: 8315: 8311: 8306: 8305: 8304: 8301: 8299: 8295: 8290: 8283: 8277: 8274: 8272: 8268: 8263: 8256: 8255: 8254: 8251: 8249: 8247: 8238: 8234: 8230: 8229: 8228: 8225: 8223: 8219: 8214: 8202: 8201: 8200: 8196: 8192: 8187: 8186: 8183: 8179: 8178: 8173: 8172: 8164: 8163:edit conflict 8159: 8158: 8153: 8150: 8148: 8144: 8139: 8132: 8126: 8121: 8120: 8119: 8115: 8111: 8106: 8099: 8095: 8094: 8086: 8085: 8084: 8080: 8076: 8072: 8068: 8067: 8066: 8063: 8061: 8054: 8048: 8044: 8040: 8036: 8029: 8022: 8021: 8020: 8019: 8018: 8017: 8010: 8007: 8005: 7999: 7995: 7994: 7993: 7989: 7985: 7981: 7980: 7979: 7978: 7973: 7970: 7968: 7964: 7959: 7952: 7951: 7950: 7946: 7941: 7936: 7931: 7927: 7920: 7914: 7913: 7904: 7901: 7899: 7895: 7890: 7883: 7877: 7872: 7871: 7870: 7866: 7861: 7856: 7851: 7846: 7845: 7844: 7841: 7839: 7835: 7830: 7823: 7822: 7821: 7820: 7809: 7806: 7804: 7798: 7794: 7789: 7788: 7787: 7784: 7782: 7778: 7773: 7766: 7763: 7760: 7754: 7749: 7747: 7743: 7739: 7736:disparity. - 7732: 7731:edit conflict 7727: 7726: 7725: 7722: 7720: 7714: 7709: 7708: 7707: 7706: 7703: 7699: 7695: 7691: 7686: 7685: 7684: 7683: 7680: 7677: 7675: 7667: 7662: 7660: 7657: 7655: 7648: 7643: 7638: 7637: 7633: 7630: 7628: 7624: 7619: 7612: 7608: 7607: 7604: 7601: 7599: 7597: 7594: 7592: 7590: 7587: 7585: 7583: 7580: 7577: 7574: 7571: 7568: 7564: 7562: 7559: 7556: 7555: 7545: 7541: 7537: 7533: 7529: 7525: 7524: 7523: 7522: 7518: 7514: 7510: 7508: 7504: 7501: 7497: 7493: 7489: 7485: 7481: 7477: 7474: 7470: 7466: 7464: 7463:Supreme Court 7460: 7457: 7455: 7452: 7451: 7448: 7444: 7440: 7436: 7432: 7427: 7423: 7419: 7415: 7414: 7403: 7399: 7395: 7391: 7390: 7389: 7388: 7385: 7381: 7377: 7372: 7367: 7363: 7359: 7354: 7351: 7350:WP:COMPETENCE 7346: 7342: 7338: 7337: 7336: 7332: 7328: 7323: 7319: 7315: 7311: 7307: 7303: 7299: 7298: 7297: 7293: 7289: 7285: 7281: 7277: 7273: 7269: 7265: 7261: 7256: 7251: 7247: 7246: 7245: 7241: 7237: 7233: 7230: 7226: 7221: 7220: 7216: 7212: 7207: 7202: 7198: 7194: 7189: 7188: 7187: 7183: 7179: 7174: 7172: 7168: 7164: 7159: 7158: 7155: 7151: 7147: 7143: 7141: 7138: 7133: 7132: 7126: 7125: 7121: 7118: 7114: 7110: 7107: 7103: 7099: 7096: 7095:WP:ASPERSIONS 7092: 7087: 7083: 7079: 7076: 7071: 7067: 7063: 7062: 7054: 7051: 7046: 7045: 7040: 7036: 7033: 7030: 7025: 7020: 7019: 7018: 7012: 7006: 7002: 6997: 6996: 6993: 6990: 6987: 6983: 6979: 6976: 6972: 6969: 6966: 6965: 6953: 6949: 6945: 6940: 6939: 6938: 6935: 6930: 6925: 6915: 6913: 6910: 6907: 6906: 6905: 6901: 6897: 6891: 6884: 6883: 6878: 6872: 6866: 6862: 6856: 6852: 6848: 6844: 6841: 6837: 6832: 6824: 6823: 6822: 6818: 6814: 6809: 6799: 6795: 6791: 6786: 6781: 6780:already known 6776: 6771: 6767: 6763: 6762: 6761: 6757: 6753: 6748: 6747: 6746: 6740: 6734: 6730: 6724: 6723: 6722: 6718: 6714: 6709: 6708: 6707: 6706: 6705: 6699: 6693: 6689: 6681: 6680:edit conflict 6676: 6674: 6670: 6666: 6662: 6661: 6657: 6654: 6651: 6650: 6636: 6630: 6624: 6620: 6615: 6611: 6607: 6603: 6599: 6595: 6591: 6587: 6583: 6582: 6581: 6577: 6573: 6568: 6566: 6561: 6560:Seraphimblade 6557: 6553: 6549: 6546: 6545: 6544: 6541: 6536: 6535: 6534: 6533: 6532: 6531: 6526: 6522: 6518: 6513: 6509: 6506: 6501: 6496: 6484: 6483: 6482: 6479: 6474: 6469: 6460: 6456: 6453: 6452: 6451: 6448: 6444: 6439: 6432: 6431: 6428: 6425: 6424: 6416: 6412: 6408: 6404: 6403: 6398: 6394: 6390: 6386: 6382: 6378: 6374: 6369: 6368: 6367: 6363: 6359: 6355: 6354: 6353: 6349: 6345: 6340: 6336: 6335: 6326: 6322: 6318: 6314: 6310: 6307: 6303: 6299: 6298: 6297: 6294: 6289: 6282: 6281: 6280: 6276: 6272: 6268: 6264: 6261: 6260: 6259: 6258: 6255: 6251: 6247: 6242: 6238: 6233: 6232: 6229: 6226: 6222: 6218: 6214: 6210: 6206: 6203: 6202: 6201: 6197: 6193: 6189: 6181: 6178: 6176: 6173: 6168: 6161: 6159: 6155: 6151: 6144: 6143:edit conflict 6139: 6137: 6133: 6129: 6124: 6123: 6119: 6116: 6113: 6112: 6108: 6105: 6102: 6101: 6091: 6088: 6086: 6082: 6076: 6071: 6070: 6069: 6065: 6063: 6062: 6055: 6047: 6043: 6039: 6034: 6033: 6031: 6027: 6026: 6018: 6017:WP:ASPERSIONS 6014: 6013: 6012: 6009: 6004: 6003: 6002: 5998: 5994: 5990: 5984: 5981: 5979: 5974: 5973: 5972: 5971: 5968: 5964: 5960: 5956: 5955: 5954: 5953: 5950: 5944: 5938: 5937: 5930: 5929: 5926: 5922: 5918: 5914: 5913: 5899: 5895: 5891: 5886: 5882: 5877: 5872: 5871: 5870: 5866: 5862: 5858: 5857: 5856: 5855: 5854: 5853: 5850: 5846: 5842: 5837: 5832: 5828: 5823: 5819: 5818: 5811: 5808: 5803: 5802: 5801: 5798: 5793: 5789: 5785: 5782: 5777: 5776: 5770: 5769: 5768: 5767: 5766: 5763: 5759: 5754: 5753: 5746: 5742: 5738: 5733: 5732: 5731: 5727: 5723: 5718: 5717: 5716: 5715: 5710: 5706: 5702: 5697: 5693: 5689: 5685: 5680: 5679: 5678: 5677: 5676: 5675: 5666: 5665: 5664: 5663: 5662: 5661: 5652: 5651: 5650: 5649: 5648: 5645: 5644:Dirk Beetstra 5640: 5635: 5633: 5629: 5625: 5621: 5620: 5606: 5602: 5598: 5594: 5590: 5588: 5582: 5581: 5580: 5576: 5572: 5568: 5567: 5566: 5562: 5558: 5554: 5550: 5548: 5542: 5541: 5540: 5536: 5532: 5527: 5523: 5522: 5519: 5515: 5511: 5506: 5505: 5496: 5492: 5488: 5482: 5477: 5471: 5467: 5463: 5459: 5458: 5457: 5456: 5455: 5451: 5447: 5443: 5439: 5435: 5429: 5424: 5423: 5421: 5417: 5413: 5408: 5404: 5403: 5402: 5401: 5400: 5399: 5392: 5389: 5385: 5380: 5373: 5368: 5367: 5366: 5362: 5358: 5354: 5352: 5349: 5347: 5345: 5336: 5332: 5328: 5327: 5326: 5322: 5318: 5314: 5313: 5308: 5305: 5301: 5296: 5289: 5288: 5287: 5283: 5279: 5275: 5272: 5263: 5259: 5255: 5251: 5250:Il Cortigiano 5247: 5242: 5241: 5240: 5236: 5232: 5227: 5223: 5219: 5215: 5214: 5212: 5208: 5204: 5199: 5195: 5190: 5186: 5181: 5180: 5178: 5175: 5171: 5167: 5165: 5164: 5149: 5145: 5141: 5136: 5135: 5133: 5130: 5125: 5124: 5122: 5118: 5114: 5109: 5108: 5107: 5106: 5103: 5100: 5097: 5095: 5091: 5090: 5069: 5063: 5057: 5053: 5047: 5046: 5045: 5041: 5037: 5032: 5031: 5030: 5025: 5021: 5015: 5011: 5006: 5002: 4998: 4997: 4996: 4990: 4984: 4980: 4974: 4970: 4965: 4961: 4954: 4953: 4952: 4947: 4946:Seraphimblade 4942: 4941: 4940: 4935: 4931: 4925: 4923: 4917: 4911: 4907: 4901: 4900: 4899: 4896: 4893: 4889: 4885: 4881: 4880: 4879: 4873: 4867: 4863: 4857: 4856: 4855: 4850: 4846: 4840: 4836: 4832: 4826: 4820: 4816: 4810: 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