Hi Everyone
It goes without saying that the Debian Code of Conduct applies to all
Debian communication platforms (https://www.debian.org/code_of_conduct),
but in addition to that, please try to go further when it comes to
potentially long, and technical discussions that many will try to follow.
Remember some good netiquette principles:
- Reply below the the parts you're responding to
- Snip out any parts that is not pertinent to your reply
- If there's no need to repeat yourself, then don't.
Once you've made your position, there is no need to reply
to every mail that doesn't match yours.
- If your message doesn't contribute to the discussion,
please consider not sending it at all.
It basically all boils down to the "Try to be concise" part in our code
of conduct, but not everyone quite understands what that means.
Thank you to everyone who contributes to making Debian lists more
productive, informative and enjoyable to use.
-Jonathan
