Posted by PartlyCloudy on December 14, 2010, at 13:35:43
In reply to a note of concern..., posted by twinleaf on December 14, 2010, at 13:20:43
> While it's impossible to be certain about what happens behind the scenes in Babblemails and e-mails, and presumption of innocence is always a given, one needs to ask what the most fair and protective administrative position would be if what Maxime has said here is true.
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> It's worth noting that her own psychiatrist believes what she has said, and is apparently quite distressed by it.. While a strict interpretation of the civility rules would mean that a block for Maxine is (more or less) in order, I don't think we have any guidelines for Babblemails, which are also a part of Psychobabble.
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> When a community member makes allegations that are this serious, I think we need to have some way to make sure any relevant issues are fully addressed, either by the administration or by administrative delegates, If that isn't done, we may be averting our eyes while members are exposed to inappropriate and dangerous behind the scenes communications.
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Hi Twinleaf,
Babblemails are and have always been included within the civility guidelines. Personal email communications between members are not (this is my understanding). I believe this is addressed in the FAQs already.Interpersonal dynamics are what drew me here in the first place and also part of what triggers me :-/
My therapist's advice has been to leave Babble long ago; I often feel, however, that I receive more support here, anonymously and amongst my peers, than I ever would IRL. It's different and yet important in how we are able where we are each coming from - you don't often get that in face-to-face situations.
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