Hi Maxim, This is exceedingly boring. This is not a good use of your time. There are thousands of developers subscribed to this mailing list, and we should not waste their time, including this discussion.
On Fri, Jun 2, 2023 at 6:44 PM Dr Maxim Orlovsky via Lightning-dev < lightning-...@lists.linuxfoundation.org> wrote: > What happened next was very unexpected. I am giving the core of the > conversation over Twitter after in Annex A - with the purpose to showcase > the problem I’d like to address in this e-mail. From the discussion, it is > clear that bitcoin-dev mail list lacks clear explicit moderation (or > peer-review) policies, which must be applied on a non-selective basis. > Also, Bryan Bishop, as the current moderator, had abused his powers in > achieving his agenda based on personal likes or dislikes. The conversation > went nowhere, and the post got published only after a requirement from > Peter Todd [9]. > What exactly is the abuse being alleged here though? Why would it be surprising that your tweets didn't get the behavior you wanted out of me? In general mailing list moderators should not be sending items through based on twitter mobbing, that's a policy you can consider if you want to think about policies. Annex A: > > - @kanzure just like to check that our submission to bitcoin-dev > hasn’t got to spam < > > https://twitter.com/lnp_bp/status/1664649328349069320?s=61&t=9A8uvggqKVKV3sT4HPlQyg > > > - A few mods are reviewing it < > > https://twitter.com/kanzure/status/1664680893548572677?s=61&t=9A8uvggqKVKV3sT4HPlQyg > > > - Oh, so a peer review is required to get to bitcoin-dev mail list? > Never read about that requirement anywhere < > > https://twitter.com/lnp_bp/status/1664695061462777858?s=61&t=9A8uvggqKVKV3sT4HPlQyg>. > Seems like bitcoin-dev mail list requirements are now specific to the > author :) < > > https://twitter.com/dr_orlovsky/status/1664695668475142144?s=61&t=9A8uvggqKVKV3sT4HPlQyg > > > - Not the greatest email to pull this over. I'll double check but > pretty sure the antagonization is boring me. < > > https://twitter.com/kanzure/status/1664705038315409420?s=61&t=9A8uvggqKVKV3sT4HPlQyg > > > - Not sure I understand what you are saying. Can you please clarify? < > > https://twitter.com/dr_orlovsky/status/1664705280393859103?s=61&t=9A8uvggqKVKV3sT4HPlQyg > > > - You are boring me and these antics don't make me want to go click > approve on your email. < > > https://twitter.com/kanzure/status/1664705509147004946?s=61&t=9A8uvggqKVKV3sT4HPlQyg > > > > Excluding your (and my) other tweets and any other collaborators' tweets from your report is kind of weird. I think you should include the other tweets that you were sending me because it provides context. Zooming out, the entirety of your complaint seems to be about moderation queue latency and delay. Why would you, or anyone, allege that that moderator latency is indicative of me specifically not liking you? Wouldn't it be more likely that the other moderators and I are looking at your email and talking with each other asynchronously about whether to suggest edits/reject/submit? I suspect you may be attributing malice to me because I recently asked you to stop tagging me on quantum woo and you might have taken that negatively - please keep in mind that not everyone believes in quantum consciousness or is interested in hearing about it, and it's okay for people like me to not want to engage on each of your different interests. There is some overlap in our interests outside of crypto, but that isn't one of them. I noticed some odd tweets from you to me after that, so that's why that incident came to my mind as a possible explanation for this. Thank you. - Bryan https://twitter.com/kanzure
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