Re: [aur-general] Found a spam account; please delete crystal01
On 10/31/18 2:58 PM, Andy Kluger via aur-general wrote: > https://aur.archlinux.org/account/crystal01/comments > > Please delete this user, it's obviously a spam account. > Yup, done - thanks for the report. -- Rob (coderobe) O< ascii ribbon campaign - stop html mail - www.asciiribbon.org signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Re: [aur-general] About bullying in our community
Dear community, I am writing on behalf of the Arch Linux team. Despite the initial radio silence, we have been talking about this thread internally and we are still discussing the consequences. We apologize for any emails and actions from our team which may have been inappropriate or disrespectful. We are also sorry for not stepping in publicly earlier but we tried to avoid making a drama out of this with too many people joining in. Moderation is off again, however, as Giancarlo mentioned, we do not think any further comments on people's behavior on this list add any value and we kindly ask you to focus your efforts on other stuff. We will work it out internally. People make mistakes. We learn from it, try to improve and move on. Best regards, Lukas
[aur-general] Found a spam account; please delete crystal01
https://aur.archlinux.org/account/crystal01/comments Please delete this user, it's obviously a spam account.
Re: [aur-general] About bullying in our community
Em outubro 31, 2018 7:03 Markus Schaaf via aur-general escreveu: I don't want to impute bad intentions to you, but this behavioural pattern might be a root of the problem. This isn't a technical discussion. It's about social interactions and emotions. You can't just weigh facts and find /the/ truth. It's widely believed that the best we have come up with, to reach consensus in large communities, is voting. An equivalent on a mailing list would be to show support through iterating a position in one's own words. What you have written above is like trying to cut off a protest march on the grounds that the first 20 protesters already made their point clear, so there would be no reason for the next 2000 to reiterate it again. This is a mail list with a specific purpose. I don't think equating this with a protest is accurate. This thread might make some people feel uncomfortable. But rightly so. This is not only about some TUs employing a harsh and repellent style of communication. This is also about the community of TUs letting this happen for years. I'm not uncomfortable with this *thread*. But there was no progress in the discussion. Only ḿore piling on and ranting. I don't. What makes you so confident? I do believe in man's ability to change. But this often needs a bit of pressure. What was happening on this thread was not pressure, was ranting and rumbling. And public ranting and rumbling achieves no goal, at all. Except more ranting and rumbling. I'm confident for reasons that do not need to be exposed on the list. (Don't forget that moderation means to arbitrate, not to censor.) The list is now in emergency moderation. Regard, Giancarlo Razzolini pgpPpL5RQy6oo.pgp Description: PGP signature
Re: [aur-general] Email Reset
On 10/31/18 5:52 AM, pellert...@firemail.cc wrote: > I need help reseting my email address on my AUR account. Recently lost > my old email address password so I've been migrating everything. I have > the ssh keys for my account if proof is needed. > > - Parker Hi, so we can in fact do this since ssh keys can be used to cryptographically sign files. Please respond via private email with the following information: A plaintext file containing your AUR username, and your desired reset password. A signature file generated via the following command: openssl pkeyutl -sign -inkey ~/.ssh/my_aur_ssh_private_key -in the_plaintext_file > the_plaintext_file.sig Then I will verify this signature via the public key in your AUR profile, and change your password for you. -- Eli Schwartz Bug Wrangler and Trusted User signature.asc Description: OpenPGP digital signature
Re: [aur-general] About bullying in our community
Am 30.10.18 um 21:48 schrieb Giancarlo Razzolini via aur-general: > Em outubro 30, 2018 16:07 Ralf Mardorf escreveu: >> Apparently this TU has got special rights. That he could behave like >> this again and again does strengthen him to continue doing it. >> > This thread has lived much longer than it's purpose. Let's stop this > right now. > > I'm placing this list into emergency moderation if this continues. I don't want to impute bad intentions to you, but this behavioural pattern might be a root of the problem. This isn't a technical discussion. It's about social interactions and emotions. You can't just weigh facts and find /the/ truth. It's widely believed that the best we have come up with, to reach consensus in large communities, is voting. An equivalent on a mailing list would be to show support through iterating a position in one's own words. What you have written above is like trying to cut off a protest march on the grounds that the first 20 protesters already made their point clear, so there would be no reason for the next 2000 to reiterate it again. This thread might make some people feel uncomfortable. But rightly so. This is not only about some TUs employing a harsh and repellent style of communication. This is also about the community of TUs letting this happen for years. > I'm confident all the parties understood what happened by now and how > to avoid this in the future. I don't. What makes you so confident? I do believe in man's ability to change. But this often needs a bit of pressure. (Don't forget that moderation means to arbitrate, not to censor.) Best regards
[aur-general] Email Reset
I need help reseting my email address on my AUR account. Recently lost my old email address password so I've been migrating everything. I have the ssh keys for my account if proof is needed. - Parker
