In which case, those people should have the decency to not present themselves
anywhere where a photo shoot or video recording is very likely to take place. Or
politely take space at the back of the room and wear a face mask. Personally, I don’t
see why anyone should be embarrassed at being part of a benevolent movement such as
Wikipedia - have they something disastrous to hide? In which case, perhaps they
better not go to Wikimania at all, and if they are scholarship recipients, give
their place over to someone else.
Kudpung
On 06, Aug2018, at 10:18, Gnangarra
<gnangarra(a)gmail.com> wrote:
I was disappointed at the last Wikimania(london 2014) I went to with the number of people
wearing dont take my photo stickers taking up positions at the front of the room or near
speakers that made it hard to get images of the room and record the event.
On 6 August 2018 at 11:11, cs <cs(a)edubkk.org <mailto:cs@edubkk.org>> wrote:
I’ve been to a great many international conferences in my career - but not so
many since I retired. I can’t recall people wearing ‘Don’t touch me’, ‘Don’t
photo me’, ‘Don’t come near me’, ‘Don’t talk to me’ badges. Do they do it nowadays
already?
We’ll porbably never know the details of the incident that sparked all this off but
do I think it is getting out of proportion.
Kudpung
On 04, Aug2018, at 02:07, Pine W
<wiki.pine(a)gmail.com <mailto:wiki.pine@gmail.com>> wrote:
Thanks, James. I think that "clarifying the distinction between friendly spaces
situations and Trust & Safety issues" is a good idea.
A specific suggestion that was made earlier in this thread which sounded like a good idea
to me was to have an indicator, somewhat like we currently do for "Photos OK" or
"Photos not OK", for "friendly touch OK" or "friendly touch not
OK".
I would also like to see the upcoming review of the relevant policies include discussions
of who should be responsible for them (I'm confused about why WMF is in charge of
these issues at events instead of the local organizers) and the level of transparency
regarding reports and investigations.
Thanks for your attention to these issues.
Pine
(
https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Pine
<https://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Pine> )
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