Le mardi 24 novembre 2009, à 23:53 +0100, Andy Wingo a écrit :
Hi Brian,
Thanks for the detailed and readable notes!
On Fri 13 Nov 2009 22:27, Brian Cameron brian.came...@sun.com writes:
Minutes for Meeting of October 29th, 2009
[...]
More generally, we need to make sure that GNOME Foundation members
sign the GNOME Code of Conduct, and perhaps make it a requirement
for new members to sign. Also need to update the GNOME blog and
planet so that it is more clear that people should follow the
GNOME Code of Conduct.
A couple of thoughts:
First, the planet has always been under editorial control; it has a
maintainer, like any other module -- actually a few of them.
Therefore, what is or is not on the planet may fairly be seen to be
under the purview of the maintainer(s), who are there due to their
respected position in the field of their module, in this case in the
public discourse of GNOME. So they can promote or censure certain
kinds of speech as they see fit.
Yep. And it is expected by the current editors that blog posts that
appear on Planet GNOME respect the Code of Conduct :-) It's mentioned in
the guidelines for Planet GNOME in the wiki, but it's not mentioned in
the current footer.
Secondly, binding or pseudo-binding resolutions on the Foundation
membership should probably be ratified by the Foundation membership
itself via some more formal process. As it is I don't think a majority
have signed the CoC. (FWIW, I have.)
Nod. Actually, I think there was an action item about starting a
discussion here on this topic... I guess the mail is in the draft folder
somewhere, it should hopefully arrive soon ;-)
Cheers,
Vincent
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