Arno M wrote:
When will something be done?
Brian Corr wrote:
Could someone give an update on a timeline for action?
Something will be done about Plautus when you do something about Plautus. The timeline for action on Plautus is roughly: 1) You decide to act. 2) You act.
Perhaps you meant to ask a different question? -Martin
Martin Harper a écrit:
Arno M wrote:
When will something be done?
Brian Corr wrote:
Could someone give an update on a timeline for action?
Something will be done about Plautus when you do something about Plautus. The timeline for action on Plautus is roughly:
- You decide to act.
- You act.
I liked your answer But...I have another question
Some people think that something should be done about Lir.
Question they ask : When will something be done ?
Answer they received from UserA : * There is no problem with user Lir. So, you have no problem
====> Answer of the type : your opinion is irrelevant
Answer they received from UserB : * We are busy thinking about the matter. Please be patient, do not do anything, we'll fix the problem for you, that is our job
====> Answer of the type : please, hold on, you are not in charge, we are in charge. Go back to your own business
---------
Still, nothing happen
---------
What they do 1) They decide to act. 2) They act.
Answer they received from UserC * Your action was incorrect. You are out of the game. Next time, refer to suggestion of UserB instead of trying to decide and act by yourself.
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Comment from Anthere
When general guidelines are inconsistant, and that half of people say ''you are in charge, take charge'' and the half say ''do not do anything, those who have responsability here will take care of the matter for you'', is there proper consistancy in our message ?
The vaccum cleaner hole is more than a hole. People just do not know, whether they should refer to a group of user from now on to fix their problems Or if they should manage to deal with problems themselves
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So, yes, that is a good answer, but at least people from the arbitration committee should be consistant in their answer, to those of us who are wondering what action power we still hold. At least, to know whether your answer, Martin, is the correct one, or the incorrect one.
(I can have my own answer, but I suppose I would be the one to find myself in front of arbitration if I applied it, so will I dare ?)
Oh, in case that was unclear, I have no problem with Lir myself. I rather like her :-)
Anthere a écrit:
Martin Harper a écrit:
Arno M wrote:
When will something be done?
Brian Corr wrote:
Could someone give an update on a timeline for action?
Something will be done about Plautus when you do something about Plautus. The timeline for action on Plautus is roughly:
- You decide to act.
- You act.
I liked your answer But...I have another question
Some people think that something should be done about Lir.
Question they ask : When will something be done ?
Answer they received from UserA :
- There is no problem with user Lir. So, you have no problem
====> Answer of the type : your opinion is irrelevant
Answer they received from UserB :
- We are busy thinking about the matter. Please be patient, do not do
anything, we'll fix the problem for you, that is our job
====> Answer of the type : please, hold on, you are not in charge, we are in charge. Go back to your own business
Still, nothing happen
What they do
- They decide to act.
- They act.
Answer they received from UserC
- Your action was incorrect. You are out of the game. Next time, refer
to suggestion of UserB instead of trying to decide and act by yourself.
Comment from Anthere
When general guidelines are inconsistant, and that half of people say ''you are in charge, take charge'' and the half say ''do not do anything, those who have responsability here will take care of the matter for you'', is there proper consistancy in our message ?
The vaccum cleaner hole is more than a hole. People just do not know, whether they should refer to a group of user from now on to fix their problems Or if they should manage to deal with problems themselves
So, yes, that is a good answer, but at least people from the arbitration committee should be consistant in their answer, to those of us who are wondering what action power we still hold. At least, to know whether your answer, Martin, is the correct one, or the incorrect one.
(I can have my own answer, but I suppose I would be the one to find myself in front of arbitration if I applied it, so will I dare ?)
I think the way you hold power in your own hands it that you, who are in contact with the problem, can initiate the conflict resolution procedure, beginning with talking to the party, asking for mediation, then arbitration.
The arbitration committee (who if they are careful, are not in contact with the situation, at least not slugging it out) can if a case comes to us, rather rapidly decide a matter and prescribe a remedy. (A week or two is very rapid indeed in this context, even hasty).
Fred Bauder, member of the arbitration committee
From: Anthere anthere8@yahoo.com Reply-To: anthere8@yahoo.com, English Wikipedia wikien-l@Wikipedia.org Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2004 08:43:36 +0100 To: wikien-l@wikipedia.org Subject: [WikiEN-l] Re: Plautus
Martin Harper a écrit:
Arno M wrote:
When will something be done?
Brian Corr wrote:
Could someone give an update on a timeline for action?
Something will be done about Plautus when you do something about Plautus. The timeline for action on Plautus is roughly:
- You decide to act.
- You act.
I liked your answer But...I have another question
Some people think that something should be done about Lir.
Question they ask : When will something be done ?
Answer they received from UserA :
- There is no problem with user Lir. So, you have no problem
====> Answer of the type : your opinion is irrelevant
Answer they received from UserB :
- We are busy thinking about the matter. Please be patient, do not do
anything, we'll fix the problem for you, that is our job
====> Answer of the type : please, hold on, you are not in charge, we are in charge. Go back to your own business
Still, nothing happen
What they do
- They decide to act.
- They act.
Answer they received from UserC
- Your action was incorrect. You are out of the game. Next time, refer
to suggestion of UserB instead of trying to decide and act by yourself.
Comment from Anthere
When general guidelines are inconsistant, and that half of people say ''you are in charge, take charge'' and the half say ''do not do anything, those who have responsability here will take care of the matter for you'', is there proper consistancy in our message ?
The vaccum cleaner hole is more than a hole. People just do not know, whether they should refer to a group of user from now on to fix their problems Or if they should manage to deal with problems themselves
So, yes, that is a good answer, but at least people from the arbitration committee should be consistant in their answer, to those of us who are wondering what action power we still hold. At least, to know whether your answer, Martin, is the correct one, or the incorrect one.
(I can have my own answer, but I suppose I would be the one to find myself in front of arbitration if I applied it, so will I dare ?)
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That's ridiculous. TWO WEEKS? When a logged-in user is causing chaos and an attempt by anyone to do something about it will lead to THEIR being banned or having their sysop privileges taken away? That is NOT hasty, that's molasses slow. I see no reason why anything more than three days is necessary.
RickK
Fred Bauder fredbaud@ctelco.net wrote: I think the way you hold power in your own hands it that you, who are in contact with the problem, can initiate the conflict resolution procedure, beginning with talking to the party, asking for mediation, then arbitration.
The arbitration committee (who if they are careful, are not in contact with the situation, at least not slugging it out) can if a case comes to us, rather rapidly decide a matter and prescribe a remedy. (A week or two is very rapid indeed in this context, even hasty).
Fred Bauder, member of the arbitration committee
From: Anthere Reply-To: anthere8@yahoo.com, English Wikipedia Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2004 08:43:36 +0100 To: wikien-l@wikipedia.org Subject: [WikiEN-l] Re: Plautus
Martin Harper a �crit:
Arno M wrote:
When will something be done?
Brian Corr wrote:
Could someone give an update on a timeline for action?
Something will be done about Plautus when you do something about Plautus. The timeline for action on Plautus is roughly:
- You decide to act.
- You act.
I liked your answer But...I have another question
Some people think that something should be done about Lir.
Question they ask : When will something be done ?
Answer they received from UserA :
- There is no problem with user Lir. So, you have no problem
====> Answer of the type : your opinion is irrelevant
Answer they received from UserB :
- We are busy thinking about the matter. Please be patient, do not do
anything, we'll fix the problem for you, that is our job
====> Answer of the type : please, hold on, you are not in charge, we are in charge. Go back to your own business
Still, nothing happen
What they do
- They decide to act.
- They act.
Answer they received from UserC
- Your action was incorrect. You are out of the game. Next time, refer
to suggestion of UserB instead of trying to decide and act by yourself.
Comment from Anthere
When general guidelines are inconsistant, and that half of people say ''you are in charge, take charge'' and the half say ''do not do anything, those who have responsability here will take care of the matter for you'', is there proper consistancy in our message ?
The vaccum cleaner hole is more than a hole. People just do not know, whether they should refer to a group of user from now on to fix their problems Or if they should manage to deal with problems themselves
So, yes, that is a good answer, but at least people from the arbitration committee should be consistant in their answer, to those of us who are wondering what action power we still hold. At least, to know whether your answer, Martin, is the correct one, or the incorrect one.
(I can have my own answer, but I suppose I would be the one to find myself in front of arbitration if I applied it, so will I dare ?)
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Any accusee has the right to be heard for defense in the real world. This takes time. In France, it can take years. 2 weeks is a minimum :-)
When there is very strong suspicion of crime, he can be maintained in jail before the trial actually occur.
Rick a écrit:
That's ridiculous. TWO WEEKS? When a logged-in user is causing chaos and an attempt by anyone to do something about it will lead to THEIR being banned or having their sysop privileges taken away? That is NOT hasty, that's molasses slow. I see no reason why anything more than three days is necessary.
RickK
Fred Bauder fredbaud@ctelco.net wrote:
I think the way you hold power in your own hands it that you, who are in contact with the problem, can initiate the conflict resolution procedure, beginning with talking to the party, asking for mediation, then arbitration. The arbitration committee (who if they are careful, are not in contact with the situation, at least not slugging it out) can if a case comes to us, rather rapidly decide a matter and prescribe a remedy. (A week or two is very rapid indeed in this context, even hasty). Fred Bauder, member of the arbitration committee > From: Anthere > Reply-To: anthere8@yahoo.com, English Wikipedia > Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2004 08:43:36 +0100 > To: wikien-l@wikipedia.org > Subject: [W ikiEN-l] Re: Plautus > > > > Martin Harper a écrit: >> Arno M wrote: >> >>> When will something be done? >> >> >> Brian Corr wrote: >> >>> Could someone give an update on a timeline for action? >> >> >> Something will be done about Plautus when you do something about >> Plautus. The timeline for action on Plautus is roughly: >> 1) You decide to act. >> 2) You act. > > I liked your answer > But...I have another question > > Some people think that something should be done about Lir. > > Question they ask : When will something be done ? > > > > Answer they received from UserA : > * There is no problem with user Lir. So, you have no problem > > ====> Answer of the type : your opinion is irrelevant > > > > Answer they received from UserB : > * We are busy thinking about the matter. Please be patient, do not do > anything, we'll fix the problem for you, that is our job > > ====> Answer of the type : please, hold on, you are not in charge, we > are in charge. Go back to your own business > > > --------- > > Still, nothing happen > > --------- > > > What they do > 1) They decide to act. > 2) They act. > > Answer they received from UserC > * Your action was incorrect. You are out of the game. Next time, refer > to suggestion of UserB instead of trying to decide and act by yourself. > > > ------- > > Comment from Anthere > > When general guidelines are inconsistant, and that half of people say > ''you are in charge, take charge'' and the half say ''do not do > anything, those who have responsa bility here will take care of the > matter for you'', is there proper consistancy in our message ? > > The vaccum cleaner hole is more than a hole. > People just do not know, whether they should refer to a group of user > from now on to fix their problems > Or if they should manage to deal with problems themselves > > ------- > > So, yes, that is a good answer, but at least people from the arbitration > committee should be consistant in their answer, to those of us who are > wondering what action power we still hold. At least, to know whether > your answer, Martin, is the correct one, or the incorrect one. > > (I can have my own answer, but I suppose I would be the one to find > myself in front of arbitration if I applied it, so will I dare ?) > > > > > > > > > > _______________________________________________ > WikiEN-l mailing list > WikiEN-l@Wikipedia.org > http://mail.wikipedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikien-l _______________________________________________ WikiEN-l mailing list WikiEN-l@Wikipedia.org http://mail.wikipedia.org/mailman/listinfo/wikien-l
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So where is the Wikipedia jail? Right now, the accuseds are allowed to continue what they were doing, willy-nilly.
RickK
Anthere anthere8@yahoo.com wrote: Any accusee has the right to be heard for defense in the real world. This takes time. In France, it can take years. 2 weeks is a minimum :-)
When there is very strong suspicion of crime, he can be maintained in jail before the trial actually occur.
Rick a �crit:
That's ridiculous. TWO WEEKS? When a logged-in user is causing chaos and an attempt by anyone to do something about it will lead to THEIR being banned or having their sysop privileges taken away? That is NOT hasty, that's molasses slow. I see no reason why anything more than three days is necessary.
RickK
Fred Bauder wrote:
I think the way you hold power in your own hands it that you, who are in contact with the problem, can initiate the conflict resolution procedure, beginning with talking to the party, asking for mediation, then arbitration.
The arbitration committee (who if they are careful, are not in contact with the situation, at least not slugging it out) can if a case comes to us, rather rapidly decide a matter and prescribe a remedy. (A week or two is very rapid indeed in this context, even hasty).
Fred Bauder, member of the arbitration committee
From: Anthere Reply-To: anthere8@yahoo.com, English Wikipedia Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2004 08:43:36 +0100 To: wikien-l@wikipedia.org Subject: [W ikiEN-l] Re: Plautus
Martin Harper a �crit:
Arno M wrote:
When will something be done?
Brian Corr wrote:
Could someone give an update on a timeline for action?
Something will be done about Plautus when you do something about Plautus. The timeline for action on Plautus is roughly:
- You decide to act.
- You act.
I liked your answer But...I have another question
Some people think that something should be done about Lir.
Question they ask : When will something be done ?
Answer they received from UserA :
- There is no problem with user Lir. So, you have no problem
====> Answer of the type : your opinion is irrelevant
Answer they received from UserB :
- We are busy thinking about the matter. Please be patient, do not do
anything, we'll fix the problem for you, that is our job
====> Answer of the type : please, hold on, you are not in charge, we are in charge. Go back to your own business
Still, nothing happen
What they do
- They decide to act.
- They act.
Answer they received from UserC
- Your action was incorrect. You are out of the game. Next time,
refer
to suggestion of UserB instead of trying to decide and act by
yourself.
Comment from Anthere
When general guidelines are inconsistant, and that half of people say ''you are in charge, take charge'' and the half say ''do not do anything, those who have responsa bility here will take care of the matter for you'', is there proper consistancy in our message ?
The vaccum cleaner hole is more than a hole. People just do not know, whether they should refer to a group of user from now on to fix their problems Or if they should manage to deal with problems themselves
So, yes, that is a good answer, but at least people from the
arbitration
committee should be consistant in their answer, to those of us
who are
wondering what action power we still hold. At least, to know whether your answer, Martin, is the correct one, or the incorrect one.
(I can have my own answer, but I suppose I would be the one to find myself in front of arbitration if I applied it, so will I dare ?)
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Rick wrote:
So where is the Wikipedia jail? Right now, the accuseds are allowed to continue what they were doing, willy-nilly.
To summarize the matters currently under consideration: * Plautus Satire is currently temp-banned for a week pending a decision in his case, as Jimbo did so, and there was significant consensus that this should be done. * Irismeister was banned for 3 days or so, but is currently unbanned, and his case is being considered. He is not currently temp-banned pending review partly because it seems we have no good way of deciding when there's a consensus to do so, besides Jimbo doing it, and partly because it's a lot easier for him to add material in his defense to the pages where we ask him to add such material if he's not banned. * Wik was banned by various users for various periods, and is currently unbanned, and his case is being considered. He is not currently temp-banned pending review because there is no consensus that his behavior is worthy of censure---the comments at [[Wikipedia:Matter_of_Wik#Statements_by_others]] are 4 in favor of banning him, 3 opposed to banning him, and 1 neutral.
-Mark
These folks need access in order to defend themselves as a general rule, only the most disruptive can be temporarily banned without making the arbitration very unfair indeed.
Fred
From: Delirium delirium@rufus.d2g.com Reply-To: English Wikipedia wikien-l@Wikipedia.org Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2004 19:13:28 -0800 To: English Wikipedia wikien-l@Wikipedia.org Subject: Re: [WikiEN-l] Re: Where the Power Lies
it's a lot easier for him to add material in his defense to the pages where we ask him to add such material if he's not banned.
For a brief period, unless what are doing is truely egregious. I think we are moving toward a policy of using temporary restrictions in the case of the most damaging and disruptive behavior as was applied in the case of Plautus Satire who is temporarily banned. We could also use temporary restrictions on number of edits once that is coded.
Fred
From: Rick giantsrick13@yahoo.com Reply-To: English Wikipedia wikien-l@Wikipedia.org Date: Thu, 26 Feb 2004 19:05:12 -0800 (PST) To: anthere8@yahoo.com, English Wikipedia wikien-l@Wikipedia.org Subject: Re: [WikiEN-l] Re: Where the Power Lies
So where is the Wikipedia jail? Right now, the accuseds are allowed to continue what they were doing, willy-nilly.
RickK