The hottest Community Standards Substack posts right now

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Disaffected Newsletter 3337 implied HN points 10 Jul 24
  1. No anti-Jewish bigotry will be allowed. This means any hateful comments or discrimination against Jewish people will not be tolerated.
  2. There's a difference between discussing issues related to Jewish identities and promoting bigotry. It's important to have rational conversations without being hateful.
  3. If someone breaks these rules, they will be asked to leave. There won't be chances for explanations or discussions about it.
Disaffected Newsletter 1039 implied HN points 19 Apr 23
  1. Rudeness can lead to real consequences. It’s important to treat others with respect, or there may be penalties.
  2. The author has decided to limit communication to only paying subscribers due to rude comments from some free subscribers.
  3. Polite requests for help are always welcome, but persistent rudeness will result in being blocked from contacting.
A B’Old Woman 159 implied HN points 27 Nov 22
  1. Some people think Santa wearing women's underwear in public is funny for everyone, but many feel it should be private. It's important to keep certain things away from kids.
  2. There are concerns about sexualizing Santa for children. The holiday should focus on fun for kids, not adult themes.
  3. Instead of wearing revealing clothing, Santa can opt for lighter, summer-appropriate outfits that are still festive without the risqué twist.
The Bigger Picture 0 implied HN points 15 Sep 20
  1. Clear community standards and codes of conduct are essential for a growing community.
  2. Live sensemaking sessions can be valuable for the community to collectively establish rules and guidelines.
  3. Engaging in the process of setting community standards can foster a sense of belonging and responsibility among members.
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