Hi David,
I know very well what is consensus: Been contributing in IETF and all the RIRs
since 20+ years ago.
Of course, you're free to think this way if I'm able to be constructive or not.
However, facts from 20 years and around 100 or policy proposals among all the
RIRs, which reached consen
On Sun, Feb 20, 2022 at 12:01:49PM +0100, JORDI PALET MARTINEZ via ripe-list
wrote:
> You can't declare consensus in something that was developed by a TF
> that discriminated even a single participant from being part of the
> TF.
Consensus is not unanimity. And task forces or workgroups have no
Hi Mirjam, all,
You can't declare consensus in something that was developed by a TF that
discriminated even a single participant from being part of the TF.
That creates a problem since minute cero, and basically invalidates the process.
Regards,
Jordi
@jordipalet
El 3/2/22 10:57, "ripe-li
Hi Joao,
> A code of conduct is a welcome addition to RIPE’s toolset. It is a pity we
> need one but such is humanity.
>
> The problem with any code/rulebook is, as has been shown, how it gets applied.
> Hans Peter’s was a most unfortunate action: not only was it completely out of
> line, showi
Hi Mirjam, all,
A code of conduct is a welcome addition to RIPE’s toolset. It is a pity we need
one but such is humanity.
The problem with any code/rulebook is, as has been shown, how it gets applied.
Hans Peter’s was a most unfortunate action: not only was it completely out of
line, showing po
Dear colleagues,
I have been thinking about what was said on this list about people being
afraid of the Code of Conduct.
I did not hear people were afraid of adopting a RIPE Code of Conduct.
Instead I heard broad consensus and I believe we managed to build a Code
of Conduct that encourages "goo
