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> Mark Loeser wrote: |
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> > Donnie Berkholz <dberkholz@g.o> said: |
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> > Can people be entirely banned from Gentoo? |
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> > - Why would we do it? |
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> Because they are damaging the community and driving possible contributors |
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> aways. |
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> > - Under whose authority would it happen? |
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> Devrel and/or userrel |
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> > - Would it be reversible? What conditions would cause this? |
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> This would be something I would like to hear opinions from userrel and |
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> devrel on. Do they think someone that we would want to ban permanently |
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> would turn around enough to unban? |
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> > Since the banned person couldn't participate in Gentoo, we'd never |
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> > know whether anything changed. |
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> Refer to my comment above. |
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I'm more than happy to state again that I am not opposed to allowing someone |
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back, as a user or a developer, after a period of supervision to ensure they |
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truly have turned things around for the better. People can change, no doubt |
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there, but I am also not foolish or naïve enough to think it happens over |
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night or with every person. |
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Kind regards, |
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Christina Fullam |
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Gentoo Developer Relations Lead | Gentoo Public Relations |
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