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On Wed, Jan 18, 2017 at 1:31 PM, William L. Thomson Jr. |
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<wlt-ml@××××××.com> wrote: |
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> It is really amazing what is tolerated, and what is considered a CoC violation. |
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Keep in mind that "tolerated" and "CoC violation" are different |
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things. Something can be a CoC violation and be either tolerated or |
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not. There are a lot of things I'd prefer not be tolerated which are, |
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and a lot of it comes down to trying to find a balance in enforcement. |
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The stuff that does get serious enforcement tends to be fairly |
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egregious from what I've seen, and rarely are all the details of what |
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actually happened the things that discussed on the lists or the things |
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that are commonly known. |
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Put another way, from what I've observed Comrel is about as |
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understaffed as any other part of Gentoo, so for them to go through |
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all the trouble to actually do something to somebody, they really have |
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to get their attention in a sustained way... |
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Rich |
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