I'm actually not sure whether that should be featured. Unlike the Code of Conduct changes, which apply to all users in the network, this process is mainly of interest for a select group of users who are already aware that this process is being discussed. It has been announced here and mentioned by staff a couple of times more later on.

The https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/334900/official-faq-on-gender-pronouns-and-code-of-conduct-changes is flooded by users giving their opinion even though another user already did it earlier and better. I can't imagine this round of feedback gathering will fare better; what input can a relatively new/ignorant Stack Exchange user give on this process? I can imagine them participating in the process, if they want to report a case of moderator abuse. But that process already exists and the reporting part isn't changing.

The post has been featured as of 20 minutes ago. It'll take a while before the Community Bulletin is updated.

I'm actually not sure whether that should be featured. Unlike the Code of Conduct changes, which apply to all users in the network, this process is mainly of interest for a select group of users who are already aware that this process is being discussed. It has been announced here and mentioned by staff a couple of times more later on.

The https://meta.stackexchange.com/questions/334900/official-faq-on-gender-pronouns-and-code-of-conduct-changes is flooded by users giving their opinion even though another user already did it earlier and better. I can't imagine this round of feedback gathering will fare better; what input can a relatively new/ignorant Stack Exchange user give on this process? I can imagine them participating in the process, if they want to report a case of moderator abuse. But that process already exists and the reporting part isn't changing.