The DH Slack is dedicated to a harassment-free experience for everyone. Harassment and other code of conduct violations reduce the value of our community for everyone, regardless of the intent behind these violations.
We prioritize marginalized people’s safety over privileged people’s comfort. Our decisions are guided by whether behavior has a bad impact on our community, rather than whether a bad impact was created by good intent.
Use of the DH Slack is dependent on abiding by the terms of the code of conduct, a document that outlines acceptable and non-acceptable behavior while using the DH Slack. You can read the full code of conduct at
tinyurl.com/DHSlackCodeWe're open to use for anyone interested both in some combination of "digital" and "humanities" (whatever those mean to you). Expected community behavior outlined by the code of conduct includes welcoming and encouragement for people starting to learn something new, and we do not allow harassing, belittling, or dismissive behavior in any form.
We're actively discussing and improving the code of conduct in the #codeofconduct channel. Please report any problems or suggestions with the DH Slack to the #moderation channel if your comment isn't meant to be private; or directly message Amanda Visconti on the Slack, tweet @literature_geek, or email
visconti@virginia.edu. (You can also contact any of the other DH Slack moderators, a current list of these folks is pinned to the #moderation channel.)
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