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Thomas Tuttle wrote: |
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> Questions? Comments? |
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> Thanks, |
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> Thomas Tuttle |
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How about no moderation at all? If you are going to go through the mess |
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of deciding what is a good post or spam, why not just go all the way and |
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set up a global blacklist. |
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The blacklist could be set up to say only last a week for first time |
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offenders, and maybe the second or third offenders can get a permanent |
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spot in the blacklist. Maybe only have someone globally blacklisted if 2 |
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or more dev's agree that way one disgruntled dev can't just globally |
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killfile someone they don't agree with. |
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I just don't see why we should waste more dev's time with a moderation |
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job when they already are complaining of noise when they could be working. |
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I may just be a lowly Arch Tester, but I don't necessarily see why |
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individual dev's who are bothered by the noise can't just set up their |
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own killfiles and filters. It would be a lot less work than having to |
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moderate a bunch of postings everyday, assuming any of the devs ever |
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take the time to moderate any postings at all. |
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Just my 2 cents. |
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Kenneth Prugh - Ken69267 |
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Gentoo AMD64 Arch Tester |
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