2 May 2024 |
shlevy | Hmm it looks like I donβt have the right to mark my thread as resolved, can a PR admin do so? | 20:30:09 |
infinisil | Ping me if everything seems resolved with a suggestion! | 20:30:34 |
joepie91 π³οΈβπ | In reply to @shlevy:matrix.org Yes, thatβs part of why I donβt think itβs necessary. The only reason I think it might be worth saying anyway is that there is an existing impression (justified or not) that some people have been leveraging these kinds of policies to get people moderated, and itβs easy enough to clarify that this policy is all under a presumption of good faith. I see the argument, but I also feel that it's very easy to get the wording wrong and basically make third-party deescalation as well as "setting personal boundaries" impossible | 20:30:37 |
joepie91 π³οΈβπ | (as is generally the risk of hardcoded rules) | 20:31:09 |
shlevy | Maybe modify the bad faith invitations to engage in debate to say or leverage the CoC against another participant ? | 20:32:13 |
nyanbinary | In reply to @joepie91:pixie.town nyanbinary: assuming that's you posting on the CoC PR, please leave your comments attached to a line so it becomes a thread there mrow | 20:32:41 |
nyanbinary | :3 | 20:32:42 |
joepie91 π³οΈβπ | that would be an example of getting the wording wrong :) | 20:32:44 |
joepie91 π³οΈβπ | nyanbinary: thanks | 20:32:57 |
shlevy | Anyway, the basic reason I donβt think this is necessary is that any agreement relies on good faith, and any arbitration process has to be amenable to evidence that one party has breached that | 20:33:21 |
joepie91 π³οΈβπ | wait | 20:33:22 |
joepie91 π³οΈβπ | nyanbinary: I'm not seeing the thread? | 20:33:26 |
joepie91 π³οΈβπ | * that would be an example of getting the wording wrong :) (as it would allow wielding that rule against any mention of the CoC) | 20:34:09 |
shlevy | So if the governance process coordinators are happy to leave out clarification here I think thatβs legitimate | 20:34:27 |
nyanbinary |  Download image.png | 20:34:54 |
nyanbinary | pending lol | 20:34:56 |
joepie91 π³οΈβπ | I would be inclined to leaving it out, as it is already explained elsewhere | 20:35:09 |
joepie91 π³οΈβπ | nyanbinary: oh you need to commit the review | 20:35:21 |
joepie91 π³οΈβπ | big green button at the top right | 20:35:25 |
joepie91 π³οΈβπ | it lets you create multiple threads and then commit them all at once, that is why | 20:35:41 |
nyanbinary | oki there :3 | 20:36:00 |
danielle | nyanbinary: i would strongly reccomend using the suggestion feature rather than just that comment (but to answer, yes, already would be included under other aspects of diversity) | 20:36:13 |
danielle | * nyanbinary: i would strongly recommend using the suggestion feature rather than just that comment (but to answer, yes, already would be included under other aspects of diversity) | 20:36:18 |
joepie91 π³οΈβπ | nyanbinary: yep now I see it | 20:36:25 |
nyanbinary | In reply to @danielle:fairydust.space nyanbinary: i would strongly recommend using the suggestion feature rather than just that comment (but to answer, yes, already would be included under other aspects of diversity) Its a bit of a foreign concept to a lot of people so I feel like it would be safer to specifically call it out though. | 20:36:56 |
danielle | (which is why i say to suggest the change so it can be applied π
) | 20:37:28 |
nyanbinary | In reply to @danielle:fairydust.space (which is why i say to suggest the change so it can be applied π
) Fair but I'm not exactly the best at wording things lol (idk where I would add it) | 20:39:50 |
danielle | In reply to @niko:conduit.rs Fair but I'm not exactly the best at wording things lol (idk where I would add it) add a bullet point that says - otherkin to the list? | 20:40:11 |
nyanbinary | Oki :3 | 20:41:23 |
danielle | (if you use the review suggestions button that is an easy +1) | 20:43:48 |