@Bryce_Kaldwin, I would like to ask about this in particular. Are there any standards for how moderators are expected to make notes on people’s accounts? I can imagine that, in the heat of the moment, as humans, mods may be tempted to go full Mean Girls and create burn-book style commentary, which, while the average user can’t see it, still doesn’t sound like it’s in good faith. Can you comment on that, at all?
I’d also like to second @ihauk’s sentiment - I appreciate all of the moderators and staff who have genuinely tried to come at the issues this past week in earnest and with ingenuity. I feel that some moderators have come up with some good ideas for alternatives to avoid issues cropping up, and I feel that many of those who have not come up with ideas have been very willing to listen to the issues at hand and try to understand. I’m sure there are some (or, perhaps, all) that are frustrated with the current state of affairs, but I’m glad that, for the most part, there is at least the acknowledgement that these discussions need to happen.