Community first approach

==Instructions==
==Proposal==
I have realized that the main problems of ESB are not the rules itself, but those who follow them. That is why I propose "community first approach" that does not change ESB rules, but change how we are handling them. For that reason, with help of 120d, I have implemented and explained "community first approach" in a form of a template that has placeholder for rules instead of actual rules: new policy page template. If this proposal passes, we will have a discussion to decide how should we refactor our current report user system to allow both the one who reports and the one who is reported to be discussed and after refactoring it, we will use the new policy page template for our ESB:Policy page and thus make "community first approach" official.
Assuming that you have read the new policy page template I have linked earlier, here are the benefits of three elements of "community first approach" that you may not have already realized. The first element gives users a mindset which helps them with making the best judgment they can possible make when they are faced with the second element which allows them to be critical regarding the rules. Then, if users on any way abuse the second element, the third element will allow users to report others and in the same time prevent pointless discussions, since user who reports another user will cause both of them to be discussed, which will also assure that users will get mature over time and thus start judging themselves before they judge others.
This proposal basically would do the following:
*1) Modifying the current policy page to include new elements (see here}
*2) Reform the user report system to make it a more fair and civil discussion.
This discussion will be moved to voting stage once we reach an agreement.
==Concerns==