Code of Conduct
About This Document
The purpose of this Code of Conduct is to calrify the values and principles the FanonRadio project has been built on and aim to facilitate.
It is not a finished set of rules, but is meant to grow alongside the FanonRadio community. It is a responsive, living document; to be revisited, re-writen, expanded.
By participating to the project, as a host or a listener, you are expected to abide by this Code of Conduct
Expected behaviour
Unacceptable behaviour
Hatred / violence: No expression of discriminatory behaviour is allowed (sexism, racism, homophobia, transphobia, ageism, ableism)
Trolling / bullying
Derogatory remarks
Violation of privacy / doxxing
Related to radio show content
AI Generated Content
No part of your show is allowed to be generated by, or with the help of, an LLM. Please, respect this rule, your community and your craft.
Boycotting
Specific original creators are to be engaged with only critically, and so will their works. For example, J.K. Rowling's political war against the trans community will not be given a platform on the project— not even indirectly, by discussing her works at length. However, fans are more than welcome to speak about how Rowling's practices have affected their life and experiences.
Not censorship, but respect
There will be no romanticization of incest and child pornography, no hate speech and topics like misogyny, racism and homophobia are to be engaged with critically.
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This document has been produced by researching the codes of conduct of:
Hackers & Designers, a interdisciplinary conglomerate of practictioners currently operating between Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Brusssels.
Varia, a member-based collective based in Rotterdam, that experiments with creating and maintaining physical and digital infrastuctures needed for collective, cultural work.
lurk.org, a volunteer-run project that hosts, facilitates and archives discussions and practices around net- and computational culture and politics.