#ubuntu banlist
Alan Bell
alanbell at ubuntu.com
Tue Nov 18 09:59:02 UTC 2014
there are facilities to have bans automatically lifted after a fixed
duration
http://ubottu.com/ircc/2012/11/03/ban-management-changes/
but sometimes it is preferred that bans are lifted only after discussing
the problematic actions in the #ubuntu-ops channel and getting agreement
from the user that there won't be a repetition of the problem. This has
always been the way it has been done, but maybe that is open to
questioning, we haven't seen bans as being a fixed term temporary
"punishment", just a way of keeping disruptive people out of the
channels all the time, if they are no longer disruptive then they come
back in as soon as they commit to not being disruptive.
I kind of like the idea of more fixed term bans, perhaps 24 hour bans
for people who are temporarily angry/need to sober up and longer bans
for people who perhaps need some encouragement to get out and find other
places on the internet to play and perhaps not come back. I recognise
that there are differences of opinion on this, some really like the ban
resolution process by negotiation in -ops.
Alan.
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