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Chris Gianelloni wrote: |
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> > On Wed, 2007-06-06 at 18:10 +0200, Wulf C. Krueger wrote: |
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>> >> On Wednesday, June 6, 2007 05:29:47 PM Grant Goodyear wrote: |
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>> >> I'm sure they have the best intentions but I've never seen any clear |
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>> >> guidelines for them. They use their best judgement what to handle and |
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>> >> what not to but due to language barriers, cultural differences |
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etc. it's |
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>> >> difficult to judge. |
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> > Well, they've been asked to write guidelines for Council approval, as |
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> > well as changes to the Code of Conduct. Neither of which have been |
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> > done. As it stands now, there are no publicly available guidelines that |
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> > I am aware of for the proctors. |
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Yes, there are no approved guidelines. That doesn't mean that there was |
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no discussion about that. However, during that process, the little |
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feedback that came from the council seemed to indicate that in the end |
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those guidelines didn't needed to be approved by the council - the |
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proctors could just discuss them and present them as a matter of fact. |
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Chris, I should probably say this in private, but since you were the one |
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to opt for public discussion, I would like to rekindle your memory that |
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you decided to abandon the proctors@ alias during the discussion because |
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you felt you were being attacked - I would argue that you were being |
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*touchy*. After that, I sent a mail directly to you asking for your |
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opinion - I never got any reply. |
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For anyone interested in the type of discussion that was taking place at |
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the team, at least my contribution, please check the gentoo archives: |
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http://archives.gentoo.org/gentoo-proctors/ |
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>> >> Furthermore, where do we need them? The Forums are moderated by |
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an, IMHO, |
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>> >> excellent team. IRC is more or less self-moderated. |
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>> >> That basically leaves the mailinglists and among those, the only |
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one that |
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>> >> *might* arguably need supervision could be -dev. |
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For the record, the council's reply to the proctors about this was that |
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the CoC should be enforced *everywhere*. |
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> > I mean no disrespect to people's age, but I think part of the problem |
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> > why we have such a hard time, collectively, acting like adults is we |
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> > aren't adults. A very good number of our developers are in the high |
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> > school/college age range. This means their life experience isn't as |
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> > high as a more seasoned adult. They have no real experiences dealing |
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> > with adults in adult situations. They're simply used to how things are |
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> > done with people their age. It isn't their fault, it is just simply a |
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> > lack of life experience. We simply cannot reasonably expect everyone to |
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> > act like a level-headed thirty year old computer professional. I have |
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> > heard people say that our lack of being paid developers compounds this, |
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> > as we have people from all walks of life. I don't think that I believe |
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> > that, but I do know that paid developers tend to be older and more |
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> > professional. After all, if they constantly acted like a tool, they'd |
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> > be fired. |
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I understand this reasoning and can in part agree with it, although |
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there's always some exceptions - a few people seem they'll be |
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mentally 5 year olds, even when they get to their 70s. |
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- -- Regards, Jorge Vicetto (jmbsvicetto) - jmbsvicetto at gentoo dot org |
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Gentoo- forums / Userrel |
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