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Am Freitag, dem 25.02.2022 um 01:05 +0100 schrieb zimoun: > Hi, > > The current Guix CoC is adapted from v1.4 [1] and this upstream version > contains: > >         regardless of age, body size, disability, ethnicity, sex >         characteristics, gender identity and expression, level of >         experience, education, socio-economic status, nationality, >         personal appearance, race, religion, or sexual identity and >         orientation. > > [...] > Any opposition to use this upstream v1.4 list instead of the current > one?  Other said, add ’sex characteristics’ to the list. > > So, since we are at it, let give a look at the most recent version v2.1 > [3]. :-) I propose to adopt their extended list: > >         regardless of age, body size, visible or invisible > disability, ethnicity, sex characteristics, gender identity > and expression, level of experience, education, > socio-economic status, nationality, personal appearance, > race, caste, color, religion, or sexual identity and > orientation. > > Any opposition? Putting the contentious topic of sex characteristics away for a second (I'll return to it later, promise), this list clarifies disability by categorizing it into both visible and invisible and also adds caste and color. Now to a privileged person who has not been discriminated on any of the grounds listed among these, caste might sound vaguely similar to socio-economic status, and within the US and Europe we talk a lot of how race is defined along the lines of skin color. Hunting down Github, there seems to be some evidence, that these were added in a "cosmetic adjustments"-style commit [5], but as that caused a bunch of issues, version 2.1 was released explicitly to add these two. Before that, visible and invisible disability was expanded in 2.0 with the goal of being more inclusive. I do think that these cover more ground than previously and should definitely be added if we want to version-bump. On the topic of sex characteristics, while the term is somewhat badly chosen thanks biology being super-not-political, I do think the addition would be significantly less problematic than simply adding "sex". It is nowadays understood that these characteristics don't define "sex", whatever that might be, and only the name has remained because naming is hard. As a nice side-effect, adding it would give us two reasons to ban Taylan; first for discriminating against trans people based on their sex characteristics and second based on their gender identity or expression. > The version 2.1 also adds «Enforcement guidelines».  I propose to > keep the current «Further details of specific enforcement policies > may be posted separately.»  While the guidelines might be a good > thing.  I do not have an opinion.  WDYT? I agree that the guidelines themselves don't sound bad, but given the maintainer to audience ratio, I understand that Guix would want to go its own way in this regard. As far as public apologies are concerned, however, I don't think these elicit a proper amount of self-criticism in most cases – we all know the kind of actors who will publicly apologize only to continue with (pardon my French) shitty behaviour, rinse and repeat. Apart from the mentioned changes, we do already have some of the changes related to the CoC's presentation, e.g. leading with the positive environment rather than the behaviour we do not want. I think we do share some values with most others who adopt a CoC, so in my personal opinion, it'd be beneficial to adopt as many things from upstream as we reasonably can. Cheers > 1: < > https://www.contributor-covenant.org/version/1/4/code-of-conduct/> > 2: > > 3: > > 4: 5: https://github.com/EthicalSource/contributor_covenant/commit/4d97cd07359047a69da042f2549dbcbaef2a015f PS: I know this has been withdrawn, but I'd propose to reconsider given that most of the derailment appears to be caused (directly in this thread or indirectly) by a certain someone who has opened another thread requesting a CoC change.