I would also like to go with #2. But just to bring up, how easy / hard is it to have a slack bot that users can use to report bad users or spam users. Never done it before myself, but it would be a great interface to report issues.
The issues would then come to few admins who can take regulatory action. (Might be an overkill, but thinking out loud here) Thanks & Regards, Amogh Desai On Sat, Feb 3, 2024 at 2:55 AM Briana Okyere <briana.oky...@astronomer.io.invalid> wrote: > Hey All, > > I'm breaking this out into another conversation because I think it warrants > its own decision before we move forward. > > Last week, I proposed we add a code of conduct for Airflow Slack and > in-person meetups. > Thread: <https://lists.apache.org/thread/jy16tb09qoc7lxb03pdj3dfnmrsmjq87> > > In the Code of Conduct I shared, there is a conversation taking place about > HOW to report someone in Slack if their message does not abide by the code > of conduct. > > There is a general consensus that a committee should be formed that people > can report code of conduct violations to. > > Two options were proposed about the reporting process: > 1. Create a google form that people can fill out anonymously to report code > of conduct violations > 2. Create a channel in slack called #slack-admins where people can post and > report a violation. > > I would like to know which option you all vote for. I vote for option #2. > With the addition that we should have a #slack-admins channel that links to > the google form for anonymous reporting, but also serves as a space where > people can post questions about the code of conduct and receive clarity and > answers. But I strongly feel there should be an option to anonymously > report, which I think a form would solve. > > Curious what others think, or if you have additional ideas! > > --- > Briana Okyere > Community Manager > Astronomer >
