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Zero tolerance in OSE means banishment (revoking one's privileges of participating in a given OSE online venue) | Zero tolerance in OSE means banishment (revoking one's privileges of participating in a given OSE online venue) for violating a code of conduct that assures respect and safety for all contributors. Banishme t carries with it an opportunity to regain privileges upon commitment to change a given behavior, given our belief in change for good. This is consistent with OSE's agile approach and belief that we live in a dynamic world where things can change the at any time. | ||
Safety and respect is intended to occur with respect to both first party (direct conversation between participants) and third party (spyware, security agencies, etc) where OSE is committed to maintaining the privacy and security of its community. | |||
Revision as of 21:47, 28 December 2015
Zero tolerance in OSE means banishment (revoking one's privileges of participating in a given OSE online venue) for violating a code of conduct that assures respect and safety for all contributors. Banishme t carries with it an opportunity to regain privileges upon commitment to change a given behavior, given our belief in change for good. This is consistent with OSE's agile approach and belief that we live in a dynamic world where things can change the at any time.
Safety and respect is intended to occur with respect to both first party (direct conversation between participants) and third party (spyware, security agencies, etc) where OSE is committed to maintaining the privacy and security of its community.