a) person bouncing for months
b) channel members started complaining about his bouncing
c) channel members tried to discussed with person
d) person was asked if he wasnt going to be online to please leave that
channel
e) person kept bouncing
f) tried to contact person several times over IRC
g) banned in Social and left message for person to contact me
h)notice same bouncing in #fedora-meeiting
i) banned and left message for person to contact me
j) person finally contacted me and i removed the bans
I always try to follow the
https://fedoraproject.org/wiki/IRC_operators_code_of_conduct
On 09/13/2016 12:42 PM, Pierre-Yves Chibon wrote:
On Tue, Sep 13, 2016 at 12:06:16PM -0400, Ben Williams wrote:
Since all of this stink to high heaven of a witch hunt because i
banned one person for bouncing for days on end and even tried to
contact them. and when i didnt hear from them and they kept bouncing
i banned to get their attention to the situation.
To eventually try to keep the discussion useful, could you maybe tell us
how/when (from the top of your mind, no need to go grep logs or anything) you
tried to contact gnokii? Was it by IRC? Over email?
I just would like to understand why the attempts to reach him failed and we
ended up having to ban someone because of a bad internet connection.
Thanks for your input, I actually thought that it was a pity no other OPs than
Kevin were involved in this thread, but then the thought skipped my mind before
I could put it in an email, so thanks for jumping in :)
Pierre
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