[Foundation-l] Proposed guidelines in our IRC channels

Aphaia aphaia at gmail.com
Thu Oct 12 09:46:27 UTC 2006


My suggestions are:
* since #wikimedia* channels are highly operational oriented ones,
managements criteria for them and community channels have not to be
necessarily same, and the management of the former would be better to
those who set the channels. (I don't find any reason the Wikimedia
community oversee #wikimedia-meeting, for example)
* A certain IRC policy are supposedly effective and feasible not to
apply "all wikimedia channels" but channels in the same language such
policy is discussed and determind in maximum. As well particular
Wikimedia projects, each irc channel community are self-determinative
and strongly based on cultural background of the society their
language is used.

And I don't think #wikipedia channel policy as proper topic here on
foundation-l. Wikipedia-l is supposedly better to fit?


On 10/11/06, Sean Whitton <sean at silentflame.com> wrote:
> JamesF is basically the 'uberop' for the channels; he can get network
> staff to do whatever he deems necessary. Under that, organisation is
> thin on the ground as JamesF delegates the jobs to high-access
> chanops. This makes sense so that he can handle hostname cloaks, and
> is the idea of a group contact from freenode's perspective.
>
> I hadn't heard Jimbo's statement before now. #wikipedia can be rough,
> but there are a lot of good people in it too. We can improve!
>
> S
>
> On 10/10/06, David Gerard <dgerard at gmail.com> wrote:
> > On 10/10/06, Sean Whitton <sean at silentflame.com> wrote:
> >
> > > For the moment, I have no idea how enforcable/!official these
> > > guidelines are going to be. I suggest that we worry about that after
> > > we actually have some, because the channel operations structure is too
> > > ad hoc to make assumptions on how it will work. This is just an idea,
> > > something that I hope people will adopt.
> >
> >
> > I understood the Foundation or Jimbo or someone had expressly disowned
> > #wikipedia as the hellhole it is (but a sorta comfy hellhole all the
> > same, y'know) but that the Foundation is, for Freenode purposes, the
> > controlling organisation for everything else starting #wikipedia or
> > #wikimedia. I could of course be dead wrong on this, but if I am I'd
> > welcome correction.
> >
> >
> > - d.
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