John McHugh created an issue: 
https://gitlab.gnome.org/Infrastructure/Infrastructure/-/issues/475



The process of maintainers getting op status on irc is a bit inefficient. 

Many maintainers have at some point lost control of their irc channel.

Fixing it usually involves contacting a sysadmin.

Newer contributors who have been added to doap don't automatically get any op 
status on irc if I understand correctly. 

This has made trying to set up moderation on the matrix bridge a bit of a pain 
as the power levels are linked to op status on irc bridge so an oped user would 
need to invite moderation bot into the channel, 

It should be as simple as contacting a maintainer and letting them decide how 
to proceed but if the maintainer doesnt have any control over the irc channel 
then it brings that to a halt.

The advantage of adding this bot would be having the ability to ban or kick irc 
users but also matrix users and matrix instances. 

For cases where GNOME is dealing with high levels of spam from a specefic 
instance, that instance can be banned from GNOME. 

The acl's with banned instances can be shared across Mozilla, KDE, GNOME etc 
reducing the burden on individual projects when it comes to enforcing COC's.

So, to get back on topic, op status and irc. I think that giving all 
maintainers of e.g gtk op status in #gtk or tracker op status in #tracker is 
reasonable. If they are trustworthy enough to be a maintainer then they should 
be trustworthy enough to manage an irc channel.

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