That can't be meant serious anymore. You first make a Board decision and then want to research how big the problem is or if it at all exists, after you already made the decision about the solution? The Board seems to act on a highly confused and amateur level ... it is not to understand anymore what is going on there. On such a decision the Board should have before making any decision researched really what raeders expect and want and this with empathy for different regions and the understanding that germany maybe has different needs than the arabic room and that a making them all the same is not a good idea, and not empathic at all. Before a Board decision there would have been to be a poll that really ask the right questions, not this fake thing with no impact at all. The way the Board acted on this and now not even says "yes, we fucked it up, we take the decision back and start at point zero again" is a shame for teh complete Wikimedia world and community. Second last point: Give back to the editors the responsibility to amke the choice how the can present their educational content to the readers. That is no Board decision. If a community says we don't need the filter, then the Board doesn't know any better about the needs and wishes of teh users of this project and shouldn't act into it this way. Last point: The Board should start fisrt thinking and then deciding. It would reduce much the danger of splitting the communities an the Wikipedias. The Board seems a little bit too american, first shooting by feeling threatend and then asking ... That is not the way the Board should work. So act responsible and take back the decision until a really good decision process would have been made through ... Julius Redzinski (de:Julius1990)