EAforum needs a broad “obvious bad actor” ban, since EA is the kind of group where an unusually large proportion of people are sufficiently capable (and motivated) at thinking outside the box to work around/bend rules in order to achieve a goal.
It’s possible that strategic ambiguity might be neccesary, since such a large number of people are willing and able to spend a ton of time thinking of ways to work around the rules in pursuit of an objective. If the rules aren’t clear, then people can’t form complex plots to find loopholes or historically unprecedented approaches.
EAforum needs a broad “obvious bad actor” ban, since EA is the kind of group where an unusually large proportion of people are sufficiently capable (and motivated) at thinking outside the box to work around/bend rules in order to achieve a goal.
EAforum currently has guidelines on this, but no clear policy:
It’s possible that strategic ambiguity might be neccesary, since such a large number of people are willing and able to spend a ton of time thinking of ways to work around the rules in pursuit of an objective. If the rules aren’t clear, then people can’t form complex plots to find loopholes or historically unprecedented approaches.
Nice rendering! It’s very pretty