Please refrain from posting on the PEP 8 threads for 24 hours
Regardless of what side you fall on, I think we can agree that emotions are running very high at the moment. Nothing is going to change in at least the next 24 hours, so I am personally asking folks to step back for at least that long and think about: 1. Is what you want to say going to contribute to the discussion? 2. Is it being phrased in a polite, constructive fashion? If after 24 hours of reflection you feel your email still meets these criteria then I would say it's reasonable to send that email.
[Brett Cannon <brett@python.org> wrote:]
Regardless of what side you fall on, I think we can agree that emotions are running very high at the moment. Nothing is going to change in at least the next 24 hours, so I am personally asking folks to step back for at least that long and think about:
Is what you want to say going to contribute to the discussion? Is it being phrased in a polite, constructive fashion?
If after 24 hours of reflection you feel your email still meets these criteria then I would say it's reasonable to send that email.
As python-dev's primary moderator, I endorse and second Brett's request. No, I'm not slapping blanket moderation on the list unless forced to. This is just a sensible adult-to-adult request to cool down and restore at least a shallow illusion;-) of mutual civility.
If someone continues to feed the PEP 8 discussion, would it be possible to change their account to require moderation for 1 day or maybe even up to 1 week? I know that Mailman 3 makes it possible. Victor Le mar. 30 juin 2020 à 19:46, Tim Peters <tim.peters@gmail.com> a écrit :
[Brett Cannon <brett@python.org> wrote:]
Regardless of what side you fall on, I think we can agree that emotions are running very high at the moment. Nothing is going to change in at least the next 24 hours, so I am personally asking folks to step back for at least that long and think about:
Is what you want to say going to contribute to the discussion? Is it being phrased in a polite, constructive fashion?
If after 24 hours of reflection you feel your email still meets these criteria then I would say it's reasonable to send that email.
As python-dev's primary moderator, I endorse and second Brett's request.
No, I'm not slapping blanket moderation on the list unless forced to. This is just a sensible adult-to-adult request to cool down and restore at least a shallow illusion;-) of mutual civility. _______________________________________________ Python-Dev mailing list -- python-dev@python.org To unsubscribe send an email to python-dev-leave@python.org https://mail.python.org/mailman3/lists/python-dev.python.org/ Message archived at https://mail.python.org/archives/list/python-dev@python.org/message/HB22ZQEC... Code of Conduct: http://python.org/psf/codeofconduct/
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[Victor Stinner <vstinner@python.org>]
If someone continues to feed the PEP 8 discussion, would it be possible to change their account to require moderation for 1 day or maybe even up to 1 week? I know that Mailman 3 makes it possible.
I see no such capability. I could, for example, manually fiddle things so that messages from your email address are held for moderation, but that would persist until I manually undid it egain. But there seem to be many things Mailman 3 is theoretically capable of that aren't available via the list owner web UI. That's the only admin access I have (or want).
If someone continues to feed the PEP 8 discussion, would it be possible to change their account to require moderation for 1 day or maybe even up to 1 week? I know that Mailman 3 makes it possible. I see no such capability. I could, for example, manually fiddle
[Victor Stinner <vstinner@python.org>] things so that messages from your email address are held for moderation, but that would persist until I manually undid it egain.
But there seem to be many things Mailman 3 is theoretically capable of that aren't available via the list owner web UI. That's the only admin access I have (or want). I've never heard of it having the ability to automatically time out a moderation flag. What could be done (I think Mailman3 has it) is put a filter on the topic subject to hold those messages for moderation, and
On 6/30/20 4:32 PM, Tim Peters wrote: then remove that after things calm down. That depends on the moderator being willing to take on that job (like the graphite rods in a reactor). -- Richard Damon
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