Co-owner and coach at @valkyriewmaa. Martial artist, queer lady, author of 'Fear is the Mind Killer'. 95% crankiness and retweets. Opinions my own. She/her.
Jan 24, 2019 • 12 tweets • 3 min read
Mini-rant time: this is the best example I've seen in ages of how not to write/present a code of conduct.
It's posted in the community centre gym I work out at, as well as next to the front desk.
Let's break down why it's terrible... 1) vague, meaningless platitudes masquerading as rules of conduct
Setting aside that the language is weirdly infantilizing, how do I look at someone's behaviour and assess whether they're "expecting the best"? What, exactly, constitutes being "responsible" or "respectful"?
