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7They did gather feedback from moderators on this CoC before publishing it.– Rand al'ThorCommented Oct 11, 2019 at 8:44
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83@Randal'Thor If I say "I will do X and Y" when I know I will not do Y, that's what I call a lie. The fact that I did X is nice, but meaningless.– nvoigtCommented Oct 11, 2019 at 8:46
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13@Randal'Thor - I'm curious how the moderators were contacted and how the feedback was gathered.– J.R. means 'Just Reinstate'Commented Oct 11, 2019 at 8:47
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144@Randal'Thor I can't call this "feedback". We (mods), actually, couldn't change anything, basically.– Suvitruf - Andrei ApanasikCommented Oct 11, 2019 at 8:49
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9@J.R. in moderator's chat. So, even not all mods have participated in that discussion.– Suvitruf - Andrei ApanasikCommented Oct 11, 2019 at 8:50
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172And gathering input from a group of people where you have recently executed someone for "giving feedback wrongly" is not actually "real feedback".– nvoigtCommented Oct 11, 2019 at 8:50
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71I am a moderator who rarely enters the TL. To say that "they did gather feedback from moderators," then, is a bit of a stretch. More like, "they did gather feedback from a small subset of moderators." (Whether this feedback was ignored or incorporated into the final product is another issue I'd be interested to learn more about.)– J.R. means 'Just Reinstate'Commented Oct 11, 2019 at 8:54
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12Well there's barely any moderators left to get feedback from, so no wonder...– LundinCommented Oct 11, 2019 at 9:07
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17Moderators were included in the CoC amendments, although only the subset who are active in the TL and Moderator Team site. No outreach was done to the wider moderation team. We had no oversight of the FAQ section before that was released.– user351483Commented Oct 11, 2019 at 9:45
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8@J.R. They put several revisions in both the TL and our Teams Q and A; they put together a google doc of both the CoC change and the blog post and let us suggest edits and make comments. They gave us a lot of chances to make our comments known and we did. I even submitted a complete rewrite of the blog post and it was shipped around (and ultimately not used). Whether they used it or not, they definitely at least allowed us to submit changes.– George StockerCommented Oct 11, 2019 at 9:48
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10This quote is absolutely deceiving, and I feel strongly about that fact. If you read the entire post the following is stated near the end: "On Monday, October 7, we’ll be sharing a second draft of an update to our Code of Conduct with all moderators for feedback On Thursday, October 10, the update to the Code of Conduct will be announced publicly" No need to guess what is expected here. They share(d) the new CoC for feedback with moderators, and then announced it. Just like they stated. No lies here.– LuuklagCommented Oct 11, 2019 at 9:50
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6@Randal'Thor it says from our moderators and members of the community - which members? The moderator chat is accessible only to diamonds and other members didn't have the opportunity to express their suggestions, did they?– Christine H. RichardsCommented Oct 11, 2019 at 10:00
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5@ChristineH.Richards Well, technically moderators are also members of the community. But I have no interest in playing defence lawyer for SE; I was just sharing a fact which seemed pertinent. The points made above seem valid and I'm not disagreeing with them.– Rand al'ThorCommented Oct 11, 2019 at 10:19
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28— Company: "Any feedback on the proposal?" — Mod A: "Well, thank you for the work, just one question..." — Company, ��disintegrating Mod A❋: "Any other feedback?" — Mods: "Hu?! What have you done?" — Company: "And now it's live. Let's go on Twitter now." — Users: "Has Doomsday Clock been ticking?"– CœurCommented Oct 12, 2019 at 16:23
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57They "gathered feedback from moderators" after making it unmistakably clear to those moderators that not agreeing with the changes is a firing offense ...– hmakholm left over MonicaCommented Oct 12, 2019 at 23:59
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