I think this dichotomy is interesting: IMO “accountability” and “healthiness” are different dimensions. I’m voting ‘no’ on ‘protecting influential members from accountability’, but abstaining from ‘encouraging healthy accountability’, because while there is quite a bit of that (again IMO), there’s also unhealthy accountability at times, which (once again IMO) contributes to sometimes sparse details being published.
I think this dichotomy is interesting: IMO “accountability” and “healthiness” are different dimensions. I’m voting ‘no’ on ‘protecting influential members from accountability’, but abstaining from ‘encouraging healthy accountability’, because while there is quite a bit of that (again IMO), there’s also unhealthy accountability at times, which (once again IMO) contributes to sometimes sparse details being published.