then lets rein the discussion back in to talking about just emails. Adding
on the constraint of emails also denoting the trusted group is going to
delay emails going out even longer and I don't think we need to say that
everyone who has a .org email address is trusted with company secrets.
There's a difference between being a good Mozillian and doing good work to
promote Mozilla and being in some sort of inner circle. The former does not
require the latter.

Benjamin did suggest a yearly mechanism where you need to indicate you
still wish to be part of the group who gets emails, so that is one
suggestion that emails aren't for life. Another suggestion is that emails
are for life unless you abuse them. I believe that had also been discussed
a little bit before the trusted group took over the topic. mrz may already
have some ideas for what is abuse of the email address.

I also want to note, you have just used a synonym for mafia. "The Family"
_means_ the mafia. "Family Responsibility" means nothing to me unless I
know the relation between the words.


On Thu, Nov 7, 2013 at 6:37 AM, Gervase Markham <[email protected]> wrote:

> On 06/11/13 18:05, Majken Connor wrote:
> > I think most people are happy with the mafia style proposal for giving
> out
> > the emails. We could move forward with this, and then decide if we will
> use
> > this group to help seed the groups that get the other privileges.
>
> I'm not sure everyone is yet happy with using Family Responsibility for
> giving out the emails. I think some are making a case for wider
> distribution. (Although I guess we could start with this and go wider
> later.)
>
> But also, it won't work if it's _only_ used for the emails, unless we
> decide that email addresses are not, in fact, for life.
>
> To explain: Family Responsibility requires, as part of its function,
> that there be a sanction if you endorse someone who then misbehaves. But
> there is also a view (which may or may not prevail) that once you get an
> @mozilla.org email address, you should have it for life. If that view
> prevails, and if email addresses are the only thing we are using it for,
> then there is no available sanction and so Family Responsibility won't
> work.
>
> Gerv
>
>
>
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