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Apologies can be sincere, considerate, or prompt.
Realistically, you are only ever going to get two of three.
Realistically, you are only ever going to get two of three.
A constant frustration of online accountability discourse is the demand for immediate responses to every issue.
Meaningful accountability requires consideration, negotiation, education, restoration, organization, healing, and consensus - all of which takes time. *A lot* of time.
Meaningful accountability requires consideration, negotiation, education, restoration, organization, healing, and consensus - all of which takes time. *A lot* of time.
And, crucially, no real infrastructure or organization exists for community accountability in online groups, which makes this kind of accountability work practically impossible to do with any kind of regularity.
Don& #39;t get me wrong, accountability and restorative justice are good things to strive for. As is harm prevention.
But absent any actual organization and procedure for such things, calls for accountability are literally just people shouting into the void. Pointless and exhausting.
But absent any actual organization and procedure for such things, calls for accountability are literally just people shouting into the void. Pointless and exhausting.
