- I think you are prioritizing the wrong thing. If someone’s behavior is harmful to the community, the thing we should prioritize is caring for the community.
- As we can see from this discussion, even with this ponderous process, there are still some people who are not satisfied. It is because they don’t think the behavior was wrong, not
because the IESG didn’t wait long enough to take action.
So who gets to determine if the behavior is harmful to the community? Those who made the decision? Or those who think it’s wrong. Tough question. Shortening the time to action will not result in fewer people disagreeing.
This is the wrong list of this. I’ll stop.
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