Re: [Nanog-futures] MLC transparency issues

2009-04-08 Thread kris foster

On Apr 7, 2009, at 8:12 PM, Gadi Evron wrote:

 Is it possible to form a basic policy to preface thread moderation?
 Example would be:
 1. Email mailing list on the thread, asking for people to respond  
 only if there is an operational content they wish to share, or  
 refrain from doing so.

 2. Moderate thread (with a waiting period between step #1 and step  
 #2?) and email the list on the thread mentioning it was moderated.

 Then, if anyone has any issues with a specific case, they can  
 discuss it on nanog-futures.

Your example is similar to what the MLC has discussed internally. Once  
worked out we'll bounce it off nanog-futures.

Until there is a policy in place, we're open to hearing ideas on nanog- 
futures about moderation.

Kris
MLC Chair

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Re: [Nanog-futures] MLC transparency issues

2009-04-07 Thread Gadi Evron
kris foster wrote:
 Hi everyone
 
 I am going to preface this by saying that the MLC appreciates that  
 transparency is of the most importance to the community, and that we  
 have not lived up to this as completely as we should have.
 
 We have recently been experimenting with thread moderation. The first  
 thread to be moderated was the Cogent haiku thread which I mentioned  
 during the NANOG 45 community meeting. For trivially off topic threads  
 nothing was missed. So the community can see exactly what we have  
 applied moderation to, the following is a complete list of regular  
 expressions used:

Thank you for your response. I appreciate the MLC taking this so 
seriously. I also appreciate that the job of a nanog admin is volunteer 
based, and thank-less.

Question:

Is it possible to form a basic policy to preface thread moderation?
Example would be:
1. Email mailing list on the thread, asking for people to respond only 
if there is an operational content they wish to share, or refrain from 
doing so.

2. Moderate thread (with a waiting period between step #1 and step #2?) 
and email the list on the thread mentioning it was moderated.

Then, if anyone has any issues with a specific case, they can discuss it 
on nanog-futures.

Thoughts?

Gadi.

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