https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toxic_workplace
Was reading this after seeing toxic workplace culture mentioned elsewhere on saidit.
It really kinda struck me. I feel like it captures a lot of things that I've been frustrated with in online spaces and communities. It feels like a lot of the places I've seen seem to talk about important problems, but it doesn't translate much into actually doing anything. And it's felt hard to put my finger on, but it feels hard to find a place where "people are respectful of everyone". Why "the pyramid of debate" and "get a thicker skin if you don't like people insulting you" and "people can do whatever they want as long as they aren't physically touching you" don't feel like they capture what an actually good environment is.
It was starting to feel like what I wanted was some strange bizarre abnormal thing that most people don't want, but it seems so plain and commonplace and obvious reading this article.
I'd like to talk about this, and how it relates to moderation, forum rules, SaidIt's rules specifically and whether it would be possible to implement this sort of environment here, online culture, communities in general, or however people feel it relates.
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