I think a good litmus test is "could two people both strongly agree (or strongly disagree) while actually holding opposing views?"
I also think it makes sense to err on the side of overly unambiguous claims, at least initially: the more restrictive you are, the easier it is to create good discussion norms.
I think a good litmus test is "could two people both strongly agree (or strongly disagree) while actually holding opposing views?"
I also think it makes sense to err on the side of overly unambiguous claims, at least initially: the more restrictive you are, the easier it is to create good discussion norms.