Code of Conduct
Define a code of conduct to avoid assumptions and provide clear and direct help
A constructive and open to diversity community requires a code of conduct for many reasons. One is that each culture and class has different assumptions that are not obvious to other cultures and classes on first contact. In one culture a touch on the shoulder may be OK while in another it is seen as unwelcome contact.
Good primer on why a conference needs a code of conduct; http://rachelnabors.com/2015/09/01/code-of-conduct/
So does an online text chat community.
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[paulmwatson]，好主意。但是，由誰來確定社區準則，是社區領導者還是社區本身？
爲什麼社區需要行爲準則的更深層問題是缺乏同理心，對人與人之間的溝通的理解以及缺乏批判性的思維能力。人們通過與他人互動來獲得所有這些。
[paulmwatson], good idea. Who should determine the community guidelines though, a community leader or community itself?
The deeper problem of why communities need code of conducts is a lack of empathy, understanding of communication among people and a lack of critical thinking skills. People acquire all of this.. by interacting with other people.
[paulmwatson]，當我們在公共場合發表想法時，我們期望有新的東西，請參閱[help]（https://infty.xyz/help/）上的指南：
//想法[解決方案]-像個麪包師一樣思考，沒有什麼是不可能的！投機！ //
想法部分用於圍繞問題的創新。
是的，儘管人們普遍認爲行爲守則可以解決，但可以緩解跨文化的誤解（從而促進多樣性），因此這在概念上並不是新事物。
[paulmwatson], when we are writing ideas in public, we expect something new, see our guidelines on help:
// Ideas [Solutions] - think like a halfbaker, nothing is impossible! Be speculative! //
The ideas section is for innovation around problems.
Yes, codes of conduct can be a solution mitigating intercultural misunderstanding (and thus, facilitating diversity), though they are widely known to exist, so, it's not a conceptually new thing.