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On Fri, Sep 30, 2016 at 10:19 AM, William L. Thomson Jr. |
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<wlt-ml@××××××.com> wrote: |
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> What if comrel is wrong? What if I am good for Gentoo and they have just kept |
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> me out and mistreated me for a long time? Where would Gentoo be if people |
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> that were driven away were still contributing all these years? |
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Ultimately the solution if somebody believes they're being mistreated |
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by comrel is to appeal to the Council. The Council doesn't take any |
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action on specific cases without an appeal. Indeed, the Council |
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doesn't even have knowledge of cases outside of appeals. However, |
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most of the concerns about accountability that some seem to have with |
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Comrel do not apply to the Council since it is a body that is elected |
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annually in its entirety. |
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I'm actually going to start a few threads on -project on the Comrel |
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process and whether aspects of it should change (which others are |
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welcome to join in on, but I'm going to try to launch separate threads |
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on different aspects of the process as I expect this to be |
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high-traffic). This is not going to be specific to any particular |
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case. But, the topic has come up recently and there are a lot of |
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people who want to see some discussion around this. |
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If somebody knows more about how other distros are handling these |
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sorts of issues I'm all ears. I can almost certainly guarantee that |
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most distros maintain some kind of code of conduct and enforce it. I |
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just don't know how they do it. |
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Rich |
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