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RE: Core Design Principles for a Prosocial Community
Yes, as you mentioned, I think this can be expanded further, but as principles they seem ok.
For the 4-6 points, a sort of code of conduct should be created, which can be monitored and when needed, reminded or even enforced.
The problem I see is we humans often have a hard time applying principles in reality, unaltered. That doesn't mean we shouldn't thrive for better! Maybe at some point we will evolve.
For most of human history, we need to apply principles which were mostly enforced by others and I understand why each individual has the tendency to change the rules. Maybe a set of principles that are a direct result of consensus will be viewed differently, we will see :)
Hopefully consensus is more appealing than some desire to break the rules, whatever they are.