Re: Fwd: [nanog-admin] Vote on AUP submission to SC

2007-10-31 Thread Simon Lyall
 3. Cross posting is prohibited.

Just wondering on this one. It would appear to mainly hit things like the
CIDR reports[1] , conference CFPs and news about new networks being
allocated to the APNIC etc. Stopping these doesn't seem a priority.

Or does it mean something else?

[1] - These appear to be crossposted, but it's hard to tell since they are
Bcc'd.

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Re: Fwd: [nanog-admin] Vote on AUP submission to SC

2007-10-31 Thread Sean Figgins

Martin Hannigan wrote:

3. Cross posting is prohibited.
  
I think this needs more clarification, like Cross posting to other 
lists is prohibited, CCing individuals are permitted.  I see no 
technical difference between cross posting to another list or just a 
list if individuals.

8. Autoresponders sending mail either to the list or to the poster
are prohibited.
  
I also think this needs additional language to ensure that it is within 
the realm of the authority of the MLC/NANOG.  NANOG has no authority to 
prohibit autoresponses that result in a direct email to someone on the 
list.  Without this language, you will have a lot of people continuing 
to whine about getting an autoresponse when they CC everyone in the 
thread and one of them is on vacation.


-Sean

(Please respond only to the list)


Re: Fwd: [nanog-admin] Vote on AUP submission to SC

2007-10-31 Thread Sean Figgins

Alex Pilosov wrote:

8. Autoresponders sending mail either to the list or to the poster
are prohibited.
  
  

I also think this needs additional language to ensure that it is within
the realm of the authority of the MLC/NANOG.  NANOG has no authority to
prohibit autoresponses that result in a direct email to someone on the
list.  Without this language, you will have a lot of people continuing
to whine about getting an autoresponse when they CC everyone in the
thread and one of them is on vacation.

Since this is the lists' AUP, whatever consenting adults do to their 
private email that has no bearing to the list is clearly OK.
  
I already know of one case that someone that CCed nanog@ and the 
original poster complained when they got an autoresponder.  The proposed 
language is vague enough that it does not make it clear if it applies 
only to messages send through the list, or a message to any individual 
that includes the list.  If you all want to live in a vague world, then 
that's fine by me, but don't complain when you get complaints that arise 
out of the vagueness.


-Sean

(Please respond only to the list)


Re: Fwd: [nanog-admin] Vote on AUP submission to SC

2007-10-31 Thread Alex Pilosov
On Wed, 31 Oct 2007, Sean Figgins wrote:

  I also think this needs additional language to ensure that it is
  within the realm of the authority of the MLC/NANOG.  NANOG has no
  authority to prohibit autoresponses that result in a direct email to
  someone on the list.  Without this language, you will have a lot of
  people continuing to whine about getting an autoresponse when they CC
  everyone in the thread and one of them is on vacation.
  
  Since this is the lists' AUP, whatever consenting adults do to their
  private email that has no bearing to the list is clearly OK.

 I already know of one case that someone that CCed nanog@ and the
 original poster complained when they got an autoresponder.  The proposed
 language is vague enough that it does not make it clear if it applies
 only to messages send through the list, or a message to any individual
 that includes the list.  If you all want to live in a vague world, then
 that's fine by me, but don't complain when you get complaints that arise
 out of the vagueness.
Well, that's why MLC is paid big bucks to separate loony complaints from 
real ones ;)


-alex



Re: Fwd: [nanog-admin] Vote on AUP submission to SC

2007-10-30 Thread Martin Hannigan

 personally
 i find prohibited to be unnecessarily strong.

 sc hat on
 looks pretty much as expected from meeting and discussion between sc and
 mlc.

What do you see that's different from what the MLC initial vote
approved, what the community approved, and what you got?