Sam Hartman writes ("Re: Appropriate escalation (or non-escalation) re rude
emails"):
> It seems like you could act as an individual listmaster who has not
> reviewed things with the rest of the team. "It's my opinion as an
> individual listmaster that you are
> "Don" == Don Armstrong writes:
Don> On Mon, 30 Oct 2017, Sam Hartman wrote:
>> 3) Similar to 2. I don't think you can take off any hats you do
>> have when sending such mails. If you have a role in our account,
>> antiharassment, conduct, listmaster, moderation, or other rel
On Mon, 30 Oct 2017, Sam Hartman wrote:
> 3) Similar to 2. I don't think you can take off any hats you do have
> when sending such mails. If you have a role in our account,
> antiharassment, conduct, listmaster, moderation, or other related
> processes, you can't really ever give that up when talki
At 2017-10-30T17:01:43-0400, Sam Hartman wrote:
> I don't think you can take off any hats you do have when sending such
> mails. If you have a role in our account, antiharassment, conduct,
> listmaster, moderation, or other related processes, you can't really
> ever give that up when talking to pe
> "Chris" == Chris Lamb writes:
Chris> However, I do not believe one needs standing to do so and
Chris> would highly encourage people to call out behaviour they feel
Chris> is unacceptable, whoever they are or whatever flags they have
Chris> in the Debian LDAP server.
Ch
El 25 de octubre de 2017 22:52:43 CEST, Ian Jackson
escribió:
>In the last week or so I have sent two mails to Debian contributors
>saying to them that I felt their message was rude or otherwise had
>inappropriate elements.
>
>Normally when I do this I get a reply saying "sorry, that's not what I
Hi Martín,
> In situations like those Ian has described, I think DAM and
> anti-harrassment should at least be informed.
I didn't mean to imply that one should do one or the other; clearly, some
kind of judgement call is required and I was only attempting to lower the
bar in milder cases where c
On 25/10/17 18:36, Chris Lamb wrote:
> However, I do not believe one needs standing to do so and would highly
> encourage people to call out behaviour they feel is unacceptable, whoever
> they are or whatever flags they have in the Debian LDAP server.
>
> Indeed, this is probably more effective a
Hi Ian,
> In the last week or so I have sent two mails to Debian contributors
> saying to them that I felt their message was rude or otherwise had
> inappropriate elements.
Since becoming DPL I have sent a number of these with varying degrees
of "success".
However, I do not believe one needs sta
In the last week or so I have sent two mails to Debian contributors
saying to them that I felt their message was rude or otherwise had
inappropriate elements.
Normally when I do this I get a reply saying "sorry, that's not what I
meant" or "you are right and I was angry, I have written to XYZ to
c
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