On Fri, Nov 4, 2016 at 11:44 AM, Chris Mattmann <mattm...@apache.org> wrote: > So seriously, we're going to send now 4 emails talking about what a user of > Apache Cassandra and possible community member could have done right or > better or sooner, or that there is no time limit to moderating shit when it > could have been as simple as literally sending a confirmation email to > moderate it through? This is the definition of process over community. And > it's the definition (wrongly so) of why people think it's "Apache" that > induces the processes that make shit hard, and not the community itself. > Seriously this is a joke. So what if she didn't do it right the first time. > You think potentially moderating her mail through and then sending a kind > email suggesting she look at the instructions for how to subscribe, which oh > someone may not have found easy to do or simply not understood that simply > sending an email to the list wouldn't have made it go through the first time? > Is it that hard to figure out? Really? > > This is the definition of making things hard and not making them easy or > friendly. And this is also exactly what enables people to sound off on > Twitter about a project, and loses the conversation that could have been had > on Apache mailing lists. Kelly has been tweeting for days. I saw her tweets > retweeted by someone in my feed, and yesterday asked her kindly to bring her > conversation to the list. 12 hours later it's still in moderation, and we are > arguing whether to f'ing moderate it through. Wow. Great job.
Wait, what? As a moderator of this list (unpaid, volunteer), did I miss the SLA I was being held to? Are you volunteering to moderate this list? -- Eric Evans john.eric.ev...@gmail.com