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The answer by trichoplax is basically right. If there is an issue with a proposed community, raise it - preferably on Proposals Meta, but private is ok if it's sensitive. As much as possible, we ...
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#1: Initial revision
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Monica Cellio
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2024-09-04T01:56:04Z (3 months ago)
The answer by trichoplax is basically right. If there is an issue with a proposed community, raise it - preferably on Proposals Meta, but private is ok if it's sensitive. As much as possible, we want the members of the (incipient) community to make decisions about the community. We (Codidact) *have* declined at least one proposal for reasons of legal liability, but this should be rare. The presence of a community someone just doesn't like does not cause harm; if those who like it can be successful, we're happy. If you think there is harm in a community existing, please explain the issue so we can work together to address it.