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'''Conflicts between users''' must take limited cognizance of their status on the [[Opinion Wiki]] or [[Content Wiki]]. ''These are guidelines for resolving conflicts on either - the rules on each can be expected to vary somewhat.'' | '''Conflicts between users''' must take limited cognizance of their status on the [[Opinion Wiki]] or [[Content Wiki]]. ''These are guidelines for resolving conflicts on either - the rules on each can be expected to vary somewhat.'' A process for resolving these is a key part of [[Consumerium Governance]]: | ||
* Most important: Whoever has the most technological power must be assumed to be in the wrong until they can prove they are right. This is the only way to balance [[sysop power structure]] and is similar to the presumed innocence of those who come up against the state (which has more technological power and social credibility). | * Most important: Whoever has the most technological power must be assumed to be in the wrong until they can prove they are right. This is the only way to balance [[sysop power structure]] and is similar to the presumed innocence of those who come up against the state (which has more technological power and social credibility). ''This is one of many reasons to be [[troll-friendly]].'' | ||
*Typically, only one user will want the dialogue to be public and uncensored (if both wanted it private, it would be in [[use of email|email]] or [[use of IM|IM]] obviously). So the wiki form of the dialogue should be handled this way: | *Typically, only one user will want the dialogue to be public and uncensored (if both wanted it private, it would be in [[use of email|email]] or [[use of IM|IM]] obviously). So the wiki form of the dialogue should be handled this way: | ||