Definitely—I meant anonymized summary data like “there were X individuals reported for sexual assault, Y number of individuals were banned from CEA events as a result of those reports, Z number of individuals were not acted on because CEA determined the individual was not connected to EA in a way that CEA could take any meaningful action.” How much could be said without compromising anonymity/privacy would depend on the specific data, and we should always err on the side of protecting that over publishing information.
That’s one of my big issues with the way things are now: you’re basically suggesting what I’m suggesting—that things not be as arbitrary as they are now.
Definitely—I meant anonymized summary data like “there were X individuals reported for sexual assault, Y number of individuals were banned from CEA events as a result of those reports, Z number of individuals were not acted on because CEA determined the individual was not connected to EA in a way that CEA could take any meaningful action.” How much could be said without compromising anonymity/privacy would depend on the specific data, and we should always err on the side of protecting that over publishing information.
That’s one of my big issues with the way things are now: you’re basically suggesting what I’m suggesting—that things not be as arbitrary as they are now.