Greetings.
On 25 Jun 2017, at 2:37, Vincent St-Amour wrote:
We (the RacketCon organizers) have decided to adopt the SNAPL code of
conduct (based on the ACM's) for RacketCon. You can find it on the
RacketCon web page[1].
A excellent choice: pretty near unexceptionable.
Except (typo-level things I noticed):
1. You write 'ofprogram design', missing a space.
2. Deriving the text from the SNAPL one, you've changed '...unwelcome or
hostile behavior of an ad hominem nature, i.e., that focuses not on
ideas but on people and identity' into '...unwelcome or hostile
behavior, that is, behavior that focuses on people instead of ideas'.
The first version glosses 'ad hominem', but the second appears to gloss
'hostile behavior' instead. If the intention was simply to rewrite the
latinism 'ie', then you may have deleted a phrase too much and
inadvertently garbled the sense. If the intention was to avoid 'ad
hominem' as well, then perhaps simply '...unwelcome or hostile behavior
that focuses on people instead of ideas'.
3. Layout: wow -- the 70s are back (in a good way).
All the best,
Norman
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Norman Gray : https://nxg.me.uk
SUPA School of Physics and Astronomy, University of Glasgow, UK
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