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wartime art hoe
@ivy
so i am just about done with something longform about tpot happenings, but wanted to pull out at part of it relevant to network states it seems like network states haven't really addressed safety especially wrt sexual violence, and i think a lot of ppl / women will be hesitant to jump in until they do
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@grin
It’s true — I haven’t seen much innovation on this. Vibecamp is def thinking about it. That said, is this the kind of thing network states need to uniquely address vs adopting existing norms or letting society at large address it?
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@grin
One of my fav parts of creating new institutions is forking the best of what works elsewhere Who’s doing the best job addressing sexual assault/harassment today? What’s required to copy their approach?
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@nthog.eth
1. Islam 2. Deny power to the easily influenced
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wartime art hoe
@ivy
i think it's a really hard problem to solve i'd be lying if i said new forms has it completely solved, but speaking from experience i came into an org that had no code of conduct, processes, etc we talked with the community, with outside experts, took what they told us and right sized it for our events
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@ivy
i think the mistake would be to assume that NS's are so unique and special that only NS ppl can create policy on it that kind of echo chamber is why so many things were unsafe for so long
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@ivy
so tl;dr is probably what's required is paying ppl who have done this kind of policy many times over to give you broad strokes and then tailor it to your org, i think it's really hard to make blanket things work for everyone but then ppl can choose the NS they feel safe in
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