Alan Coopersmith wrote: > C. Bergstr?m wrote: > >> 1) The general community attitude towards new members in #opensolaris in >> irc is bad on a regular/daily basis There is one individual @Sun in >> particular who probably needs some mentoring or a corrective talk. This >> could possibly could be resolved by a code of conduct policy on a wiki >> somewhere. I've given it some thought, but haven't had a chance to make >> a draft. (Normally, /trolls/ are kicked, but currently only @Sun people >> are given OP privileges to resolve such matters.) >> > > I am hesitant to use my OP powers to kick, and mostly use them when people > are obviously spamming or harassing others. (Jim's already noted the > community > code of conduct, which we haven't done the best job of publicizing, especially > not in the IRC channel.) > > I don't know where you got the idea that only @Sun people have OP privs > though, > as the channel owner, who is the one who can add people to the OP list is the > non-Sun-employed Ben Rockwood. Looking at the 5 ops in the channel right > now, > as far as I know, only e^ipi (John Sonnenschien) & I are Sun employed, and > e^ipi got his ops long before he got his job at Sun. > Current OP alanc_away == @Sun asyd ? comay == @Sun e^ipi == @Sun jamesd ? sommerfeld == @Sun tempt ?
Ok. I was mistaken about all, but I think it's pretty honest mistake when a majority are. Which frankly is probably the best approach. This was much less my issues since #opensolaris should be controlled by Sun officially or unofficially. Thanks for the feedback. ./C
