[LinuxUsers] Creating a structure for SocalLinux.org - asking all members to read
Dino K
socallinux at cloudcomp.info
Sun Jan 3 20:43:31 UTC 2010
I second this, we could just theoretically add another mailling list to the
socallinux listserv, something like linuxusers-offtopic or
offtopic at socallinux.org.
Or even something as simple as general at socallinux.org
Just my 2cents.
On Sun, Jan 3, 2010 at 12:39 PM, Roger E. Rustad, Jr. <
roger.rustad at gmail.com> wrote:
> On a somewhat serious note, it sounds like we need a separate "collision
> domain" where the soi-disant "asinine" chatter can flow a bit more freely.
>
> I'm totally cool with that, as this listserv is public facing. Set up back
> channels, and chances are that this list will improve its noise ratio.
>
> Reading between the lines (my fuzzy feeling), it sounds like we have one or
> more of the following problems:
>
> (1) someone has complained about the SNR ratio
> (2) we are trying to limit our liability
> (3) we are trying to improve our public image
>
> (1) can be solved by talking to people offline. Most of the time, people
> are cool the leader says, "Look, you overstepped your bounds. Let's play
> nicely." It's been my experience that people are cool about this most of
> the time, especially when you approach them right.
> (2) can be solved by having people agree that they are 100% responsible for
> their own comments.
> (3) well...there are always "free radicals" in any group (just look at
> Stallman and the likes), and it's my opinion that they contribute greatly to
> the ecosystem, even when they are annoying. In my opinion, sometimes you
> just gotta say, "People here do not necessarily represent the group's
> opinion," and leave it at that.
>
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