Biting people
A subject that I understand a wolf taking interest in. -)  I have left comments on the relevant talk page (alas, I'm afraid you won't like them much  let me know if you think I'm being unreasonable).  A policy proposal, if you seriously want it made effective, needs several things.  It should be linked to Wikipedia:Policy thinktank (that may be a category thing now...haven't proposed anything in ages).  It should be announced that it is available for discussion in as many public ways as you can think of (I'd say the village pump and the mailing list are best...probably WP:AN too).  Set a time (say, 1 month?) that is left for discussion only (that is, voting will not start until at least ).  Once discussion has reached some kind of consensus, establish a clear voting schedule (what possible votes may be cast  yes, no, neutral, for example  what each type of vote means in real terms, how long voting will last, who is eligible to vote, whether or not the question may be altered once votign is underway, etc.).  Alternatively, if discussion seems generally to favor the idea (but it's not clear that there's enough consensus to make it enforceable policy), it may simply linger as Wikipedia:Semi-policy, in other words, a principle that's a very good idea that a lot of people like, but which for one reason or another isn't fully policy.  This was all no doubt very confusing, and I'll answer any other question you have whenever you like. -) All my best,