Designing Care and Commoning into a Code of Conduct

  • Kohtala C
  • Walls J
  • Collective W
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Abstract

Despite claims to being counterculture and a better alternative, grassroots activist design groups and free culture movements may replicate the marginalizing behaviours of dominant society, also in their governance and designs of their interaction platforms. We developed a code-of-conduct, or Community Guidelines, for our online commons- oriented group to nurture a sense of a caring and mutually responsible community. The guidelines aim to bring into online interaction the living person-to-person dialogic relationality we exhibit in collaborative work offline. Our social learning process could have implications for designing healthier online community protocols and platforms and be able to better tackle the challenges of intersectionality.

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Kohtala, C., Walls, J., & Collective, W.-L. (2019). Designing Care and Commoning into a Code of Conduct. In Nordes 2019: Who Cares? Design Research Society. https://doi.org/10.21606/nordes.2019.032

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