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• If you’re here to help others, be patient and welcoming. Learning how to participate in our community can be daunting, especially if someone is new. Be supportive while others are learning.

 
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• If you’re here to help others, be patient and welcoming. Learning how to participate in our community can be daunting, especially if someone is new. Be supportive while others are learning.

• Etc.

I don't think there is anything wrong with the current Code of Conduct. Worse yet, Stack Exchange and I have different things we want out of it. SE wants to be "an inclusive community where all people feel welcome and can participate, regardless of expertise, identity, or language". I want a site where I can "get a solution to the problem I am facing". I want expertise. I expect decent human behaviour.

If you want an "an inclusive community", go find your sub reddit. I want good questions with excellent answers.

I don't think there is anything wrong with the current Code of Conduct. Worse yet, Stack Exchange and I have different things we want out of it. SE wants to be an inclusive community where all people feel welcome and can participate, regardless of expertise, identity, or language. I want a site where I can get a solution to the problem I am facing. I want expertise. I expect decent human behaviour.

If you want an an inclusive community, go find your sub reddit. I want good questions with excellent answers.

I don't think there is anything wrong with the current Code of Conduct. Worse yet, Stack Exchange and I have different things we want out of it. SE wants to be an inclusive community where all people feel welcome and can participate, regardless of expertise, identity, or language. I want a site where I can get a solution to the problem I am facing. I want expertise. I expect decent human behaviour.

If you want an an inclusive community, go find your sub reddit. I want good questions with excellent answers.

I don't think there is anything wrong with the current Code of Conduct. Worse yet, Stack Exchange and I have different things we want out of it. SE wants to be "an inclusive community where all people feel welcome and can participate, regardless of expertise, identity, or language". I want a site where I can "get a solution to the problem I am facing". I want expertise. I expect decent human behaviour.

If you want an "an inclusive community", go find your sub reddit. I want good questions with excellent answers.