This is not recent example, but really bad example of PP's work IMHO:
That was from 10 years ago
10 years ago? and 'cited' here as a "bad example" without ANY indication whatsoever of attempts to communicate/resolve?
::gobsmacked::
more unsolicited advice:
if you're on FESCO or Council, or otherwise representing Fedora project or Redhat co, stop talking out of school about this at all until you get your house in order.
inconsistent drips-n-drabs are doing harm. not least, to own reputations.
it's a shame to see.
"this was our first time ..." rings hollow as an excuse for either initial, or ongoing, mishandling.
15 seconds of search after a modicum of self-awareness results in all sorts of helpful 'prior art'.
take for one example @ Mozilla, their "Consequence Ladder" (The notion of a 'ladder' is that each time we take an action (ban, warning) the individual is made aware of future consequence.):
https://github.com/mozilla/inclusion/blob/master/code-of-conduct-enforcement/consequence-ladder.md
note the focus on *private* communication and action. at the CoC level.
and, that's AFTER a properly conducted 'investigation'; more @:
https://github.com/mozilla/inclusion/tree/master/code-of-conduct-enforcement
there are countless other well-vetted examples.
might be worth some consideration whether or not the standards that are followed apply equitably to those that SET them.
AND, if you're NOT on FESCO/Council ... "glass houses".
best advice i've read in this tome is to seek some external review/guidance.
of course, your project, your rules. do with it as you will.
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