This is anecdotal, but a similar rule was implemented in a non-EA community group I was in a long time ago, and the level of misconduct decreased significantly. It was not the only rule employed but I think it helped.
I know that the rule is non-negotiable for people who facilitate retreats under the AuthRev brand.
AuthRev is rather influential in the (especially north american) AR scene, so I wouldn’t be surprised if the rule seeped out further from there. I’m not well-networked enough there to know the details. And even if I could, I don’t think I’d want to share the saucy stories that lead to people adjusting the timelines upward and downward until they found their current form.
Interesting idea. Any evidence/anecdotes on how (far) this rule has been endorsed, and how it has worked out in authentic relating community?
This is anecdotal, but a similar rule was implemented in a non-EA community group I was in a long time ago, and the level of misconduct decreased significantly. It was not the only rule employed but I think it helped.
If there were other rules employed that you think helped, feel encouraged to write them up too!
I know that the rule is non-negotiable for people who facilitate retreats under the AuthRev brand.
AuthRev is rather influential in the (especially north american) AR scene, so I wouldn’t be surprised if the rule seeped out further from there. I’m not well-networked enough there to know the details. And even if I could, I don’t think I’d want to share the saucy stories that lead to people adjusting the timelines upward and downward until they found their current form.