[TriLUG] Code of Conduct

[Shawn William Taylor]

Magnus Wrote:

Any moderation, selective or all-inclusive, is going to be subjective by
nature and cannot by nature be fair.


I disagree, if there is a common set of rules that apply to all members. 
If you get moderated out because you break a rule, then so be it. To me 
that is fair.

However, I am also a lurker. I love this list because it contains some of 
the most intelligent technology people I have come by. I recall a DNS 
dialogue with several folks who run fairly large scale DNS implementations 
and have a very detailed and comprehensive understanding of Name Server 
technology. If I recall one of the folks worked @ Intrex.

I am all for moderation if it would keep 80% of the junk I got today out 
of my inbox.

Shawn





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Jeremy Portzer wrote:

> The idea is to make it fair in how this moderation is applied.  Are you 
> saying you'd rather have the "leadership" moderate *everyone*, punishing 

> everyone (and creating a huge amount of work) for the actions of a few?

Any moderation, selective or all-inclusive, is going to be subjective by
nature and cannot by nature be fair.
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