On Sun, Feb 19, 2012 at 1:57 PM, Mike Christie coldchrist@gmail.com wrote:
Perhaps the policies can be improved, but they are written to stop bad editing rather than to encourage good editing. I don't think that can be changed. It's impossible to legislate good judgement, and it's judgement that was called for with the Haymarket article.
As of now they do not merely allow, but require the removal of various kinds of good editing. And though it is impossible to legislate good judgement, it is possible to supply enforcers with equipment far in excess of what doing their job properly requires.