I don't normally weigh in any longer given my status change, but I have an opinion here.
> > #ubuntu-us will be moderated during the meeting, giving voice only to > > the mentors of the project, a few key LoCo leaders and the person who > > has a concern. > > Are you sure this is strictly necessary? I'm slightly concerned that > this sort of approach is likely to give the wrong impression about how > discussion in the Ubuntu community works. Mentors shouldn't have more > rights than anyone else, they are around to help, rather than to > govern. I'm pretty sure that you can trust people to behave properly: > we've had plenty of difficult meetings in other groups, for example > the Community Council, where it hasn't been necessary to impose formal > restrictions of this kind. +1 for not locking down. The first three topics in the Ubuntu CoC are: Be considerate Be respectful Be collaborative We're all human beings and therefore equal. Joey -- Office: +1-303-800-6609, Skype: happyhacking, IRC: Rinchen -- loco-contacts mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/loco-contacts
