regards,
Lukas
> On 09 Jul 2016, at 09:52, 'scott molinari' via PHP Framework Interoperability
> Group <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> On Saturday, July 9, 2016 at 1:30:03 AM UTC+2, Christopher Pitt wrote:
>>
>>> Finally, to the complainants: you wanted to hang me, so start tying the
>>> noose and call the vote.
>> That is uncalled for. Asking for something to be addressed/discussed is in
>> no way a desire to hang you. This statement does nothing but appear to
>> vilify folks obviously seeking some kind of mediation with you.
>
> That seems to be a perfect example of the problem. It is a personal comment
> and unnecessary.
Indeed you are right. Paul's choice of "courtroom wording", leading up to the
lynch mob "hang me" phrase versus the statements at the start of the thread
stated they will vote yes to an expulsion vote.
> I hate to say it, but this thread, in effect, is a lynch mob. So Paul's "tie
> the noose" comment is actually in line with the situation. This activity is
> basically wrong from a civil standpoint. Unless the "law" says what Paul has
> done is wrong, it is only dissatisfaction in Paul's person and nothing else
> and people should actually either make the necessary changes to show, rule on
> and punish the incivility, or live with it.
Quite honestly, I have not seen a CoC that would cover what is currently being
discussed to a degree of certainty sufficient to have a clear guide line how to
react. In the end this boils down to being able and willing to compromise,
adapt on both sides. But as stated before expulsion imho is not a solution,
especially for a standards body (I would maybe have a different POV for an
library/framework/application open source project).
regards,
Lukas
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