> Some suggestions for #fedora: > > - My suggestion here would be that if any OP has had multiple complaints filed against > them in the ticket system - there's probably been many other CoC violations the > victims didn't bother to file - and they really should retire and recover from their > burnout before trying again. > > - Op status is *not* a status symbol, it's a responsibility, and it seems like a lot > of people wield IRC ops not due to any actual personal responsibility but rather because > they were around when the Fedora project was in its early days and have held on to it > since then - not really a good reason to keep them. It should be more like a relay race > baton, not a certificate you hang on your wall forever. > > - A suggestion would be to offer ops to top-rated helpers on ask.fpo and make them > rotating positions as any other parts of the project (fesco, council, famsco, etc.) are. > This would also hopefully help combat burnout by giving overwhelmed ops a e asy way to > gracefully bow out without drama or feeling like a quitter or leaving the other opers high > and dry without a replacement - just don't run for re-election and let someone else > step up. > > We do get very positive feedback about users' interactions on ask.fpo and use it as > the main support channel we point people to on our websites. The system has built in > moderation that allows to keep things more civil than IRC affords. > > ~m +1 to all of this. I don't think that Ask and IRC are so different that it requires different kinds of people to moderate each of them. _______________________________________________ council-discuss mailing list council-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Fedora Code of Conduct: http://fedoraproject.org/code-of-conduct https://lists.fedoraproject.org/admin/lists/council-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx The Fedora Project's mission is to lead the advancement of free and open source software and content as a collaborative community.
