Update suspension.html

[TzviyaSiegman]

Revision of step 2 per #187

[plehegar]

I understand the need to clarify how warnings are issued but this new paragraph removes the ability of a chair to suspend participation by a person who has not formally joined the group, such as limiting interaction on GitHub. Is that intended ?

[TzviyaSiegman]

Thanks for pointing that out. I didn't mean to delete it. Edit coming.

[TallTed]

Given that "the Code of Conduct" is the focus of this section, I think it can almost always be referenced as simply "the Code" — or it should always be referenced as "the Code of Conduct".

GitHub won't let me make a second suggestion, targeting a single line, so I'm putting this into the large suggestion. These space-surrounded hyphens should be space-surrounded em-dashes, and there's no reason to indent this <p> start.

Tangentially, I'm wondering why numbered paragraphs (and larger) aren't being handled as ordered lists. The drop-indent makes such lists much easier to read and interpret logically, especially when their content is more than a line or two of text.

Suggested change

	<li>Mention that we have a mutual agreement to operate under the Code of Conduct</li>
	<li>Point to the specific part of the Code that has been violated</li>
	<li>Point to the section of the Code of Conduct that discusses what to do if <a href="https://www.w3.org/policies/code-of-conduct/#mistake">you've done something improper</a></li>
	<li>Ask what support is needed to engage appropriately</li>
	</ul>
	<p>Note that the section on <a href="https://www.w3.org/policies/code-of-conduct/#safety-versus-comfort">Safety versus Comfort</a> includes information about prioritizing a Code of Conduct complaint over a response to a complaint.</p>
	<p>After at least one warning and at least one subsequent violation of the Code of Conduct, chairs, or team, may temporarily or permanently suspend participation by a person who has not formally joined the group.</p>
	<p>3. Following a warning, a W3C group chair and team contact may propose to suspend or remove a participant from a single group - typically for egregious and repetitive Code of Conduct violations - by making a request to the CEO.</p>
	<li>Mention that we have a mutual agreement to operate under the Code</li>
	<li>Point to the specific part of the Code that has been violated</li>
	<li>Point to the section of the Code that discusses what to do if <a href="https://www.w3.org/policies/code-of-conduct/#mistake">you've done something improper</a></li>
	<li>Ask what support is needed to engage appropriately</li>
	</ul>
	<p>Note that the section on <a href="https://www.w3.org/policies/code-of-conduct/#safety-versus-comfort">Safety versus Comfort</a> includes information about prioritizing a Code complaint over a response to a complaint.</p>
	<p>After at least one warning and at least one subsequent violation of the Code of Conduct, chairs, or team, may temporarily or permanently suspend participation by a person who has not formally joined the group.</p>
	<p>3. Following a warning, a W3C group chair and team contact may propose to suspend or remove a participant from a single group — typically for egregious and repetitive Code violations — by making a request to the CEO.</p>