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Hi I'm Alec from Infra, and I've been working on the moderation we |
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discussed in today's council meeting. |
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What I have done is basically: |
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Create a git repo to hold the whitelist. |
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Created some integration where we can insert the whitelist into the ML |
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software. |
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Created some wiki documentation. |
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Tested most of this on a test list. |
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In doing the testing, I determined it is possible to send a deny message |
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for non-whitelisted posters for the gentoo-dev list. I'm looking for some |
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content for that message. |
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In particular it seems like there is a process where people may try to |
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post, get denied, and then are left at a loss for what to do next. |
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I feel like in #gentoo-dev its somewhat more approachable (you just ping a |
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random person and get them to voice you.) But its not like there is a list |
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of devs on the mailing list. Should we be directing these contributors |
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someplace, like the wiki https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Contributing_to_Gentoo |
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or perhaps the proxy-maint project? |
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-A |
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