On 3/17/2014 5:06 PM, Scott Brim wrote:
An ombudsperson tries not to bring a situation to "justice" or any other
public exposure (to start with), and from what I've seen most cases can
be worked out without. Are you getting advice from professionals on how
to structure this?
The pressures towards keeping things private are quite strong and
understandable.
The conflicting requirement is to ensure a public sense that harassment
and bullying will not be tolerated.
To the extent that public mis-behaviors are not seen to be countered
aggressively, the public perception therefore is one of tolerance.
This is issue is especially important when changing from a culture that
actively tolerated or encouraged the problematic behavior.
So... how will the IETF community come to understand that the behaviors
will not be tolerated (any longer)?
d/
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Dave Crocker
Brandenburg InternetWorking
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