may be able to introduce and encourage good privacy etiquette in smaller groups
It’s worth exploring what dimensions you’re worried about. You’ll come up with different mechanisms and different expectations (for yourself and others) if you frame it as “etiquette” or “norms” than if you frame it as “value or harm from additional disclosure”.
Do you mean that the mechanisms and expectations will be more severe if it’s framed as value/harm rather than etiquette? If so, I wasn’t intending to reduce the potential seriousness with my phrasing.
I suspect that “severity of mechanism” will have the same range for the two framings. I think the complexity and utility of the ruleset will be different.
Trying to work from human norms and politeness/guess-culture assumptions will lead to weird exceptions and hard-to-predict behaviors. Working from a consequentialist harm/benefit framework seems likely to navigate those nuances and exceptions.
It’s worth exploring what dimensions you’re worried about. You’ll come up with different mechanisms and different expectations (for yourself and others) if you frame it as “etiquette” or “norms” than if you frame it as “value or harm from additional disclosure”.
Do you mean that the mechanisms and expectations will be more severe if it’s framed as value/harm rather than etiquette? If so, I wasn’t intending to reduce the potential seriousness with my phrasing.
I suspect that “severity of mechanism” will have the same range for the two framings. I think the complexity and utility of the ruleset will be different.
Trying to work from human norms and politeness/guess-culture assumptions will lead to weird exceptions and hard-to-predict behaviors. Working from a consequentialist harm/benefit framework seems likely to navigate those nuances and exceptions.
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