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Our community anti-harassment policy is new from June 2014. Please review the [[Conference anti-harassment]] pages for information about adopting and enforcing policies, much of the advice applies in both situations. |
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Latest revision as of 14:13, 19 February 2017
If you have a geek community, you should take steps to make it clear that harassment is unwelcome within it and to respond to reports of harassment.
Adopting our policy
There is a sample policy at Community anti-harassment/Policy.
In order to adopt a policy, you need at minimum, the following:
- a policy
- a contact point where harassment reports can be received
- a group of responders who receive reports and have the power to act on them up to and including excluding harassers from your community
Other policies
Code of conduct evaluations lists many communities with policies, together with evaluating them on features such as enforcement mechanisms.
Adoption
Communities that have adopted an anti-harassment policy are listed at Community anti-harassment/Adoption.
Resources
Our community anti-harassment policy is new from June 2014. Please review the Conference anti-harassment pages for information about adopting and enforcing policies, much of the advice applies in both situations.