On Sun, Nov 3, 2019 at 4:02 PM Alfred M. Szmidt <a...@gnu.org> wrote: > No, or minimal moderation -- as has always been the case for GNU > lists. It is better to let a off-topic message through, and > communicate to the user of the case than to reject it. It is better > to ask the person to use a kinder tone than to reject a message. > > Moderation is hard, it is annoying, but the general rule is to always > let messages through. Spending the extra effort in creating a kind > environment, a hard, and long process, is a worth while goal -- even > if that means sometimes accepting messages that might "break the > rules"...
Yup, that's what we agreed to with Mike Gerwtiz and Brandon Invergo's advice. I think it's the right way forward. Cheers, Carlos.
