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>>elsewh+(OP)
Standards and a "universal" code of conduct to adress harassment and promote inclusivity, that all sound extremely American both in the approach taken and in its wording.

I impatiently await to see how it's going to be received by the international Wikipedia community. If I had to guess, I would say with a large dose of scepticism but who knows, that might work.

>>brmgb+d7
Well, Wikipedia is a US-originated project. The CC license applies worldwide though, so anyone is welcome to fork it if that becomes an issue.

>>zozbot+l7
I am not sure I understand your post.

There is no need to fork. Wikipedia is a US originated project but it's also very much an international project already with a presence in 300 languages and 39 local chapters which are independant but affiliated with the foundation.

There is a reason the press release talk of a _universal_ code of conduct.