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I considered sharing it here but believe there is enough to share about the process and initiatives to warrant its own separate post and discussion. … We have released an updated Privacy Policy that incorporated feedback from Community Managers along with a meta post for questions and discussion that accompanied the update. …

I’m writing this post to let you know that we’re fully rolling back the changes made yesterday to the AUP and having them go through moderator review. I also want to briefly talk about how it happened …

Use of ChatGPT generated text for posts on Stack Overflow is temporarily banned. However, the reasons for the ban really apply to much or all of the network, and certainly for sites that are similar i …

When we last updated you to clarify concerns and answer questions about our transition to version 4.0 of the CC BY-SA license we committed to posting updates to the UI and addressing unanswered questi …

As discussion is not currently permitted on such posts, please discuss the policy in the answers here so that we have a single place for discussion and feedback regarding the policy. … (also I asked Journeyman Geek and he said having a discussion post sounded good) …

As you know, periodically we update our privacy policy. Today is one of those days: we've made a few changes to the privacy policy. … A new policy was created for Collectives on Stack Overflow. The policy now covers employer branding, which is an ad product. …

I swore that what I'm seeing around here is something I've read about before; and sure enough from a person that's close to the structure here: big-macs-vs-the-naked-chef The TL;DR of that article d …

Announce changes to the moderator agreement no less than sixty days before the deadline to accept the new agreement with a period of at least thirty days for discussion and review. … Which it is anyway for attempting to put this policy in force immediately, without the promised discussion and review with moderators. …

Staff are deleting dissenting answers on What is the network policy regarding AI Generated content?, with the justification that they "don't typically host answers on policy posts". …

In light of the new policy regarding AI generated content, what will stop this user from posting a new pack of such generated answers? …

To put this in context currently on Stack Overflow Meta the post "Temporary policy: ChatGPT is banned" is still featured despite that community made policy being probably overridden by the company imposed … Therefore, I am not asking to make the policy more visible now, there is a separate question for that. …

To the illusion apparently held by SE that 'forget the policy, f*** the moderators, regular users can take care of this via usual downvote/close mechanisms' -- that's simply not true. …

That said, the current policy for Stack Overflow is still that this is not allowed (but now impossible to enforce, of course). … It's getting worse already with the new policy (clearly) and will only continue to do so. …

We expect answers to generally involve facts, references, or specific expertise; this question will likely solicit opinion, debate, arguments, polling, or extended discussion." …

I am creating this because I have noticed that Stack Exchange does not have an existing policy on threats. Wikipedia has one, and I think we should too. …