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Can people be entirely banned from Gentoo? |
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- What would such a ban include? Some ideas -- the person could not: |
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- Post to any gentoo mailing list; |
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- Post to gentoo bugzilla; |
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- Participate in #gentoo- IRC channels; |
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- Contribute to gentoo (hence my corner case of a security fix) except |
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perhaps through a proxy; |
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- Why would we do it? |
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- Under whose authority would it happen? |
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- Would it be reversible? What conditions would cause this? |
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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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- How would one appeal this? Would there be a chance to respond before |
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the ban? |
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- Would moderating the gentoo-dev mailing list obsolete this concept? |
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Thanks, |
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Donnie |
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Donnie Berkholz |
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Developer, Gentoo Linux |
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Blog: http://dberkholz.wordpress.com |
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