Hey, On Tuesday 14 March 2017 04:36 AM, Juris - torservers.net wrote:
To avoid annoying interviews, I'd prefer your suggested way.
ACK. To put it into other words: 0.0 - Project contacts gamamabel (or any other core-person) 0.1 -- IF that person finds project nice 1.0 --- Person informs the List 1.1 --- List can give +/0/- on-list OR off-list 1.2 ---- IF no further discussion 2.0 ----- Project joins onionspace 1.3 ---- ELSE List decides in/out 0.2 -- ELSE person includes others from List; UNTIL reached 0.1; ELSE out Is that correct? It might look very regulated, but thats most probably the natural way things will go anyway. 2.0 JOIN; might need to be defined a bit. Eg: - persons of project getting key/token - joins this ML (? mandatory?) - invitation to irc#onionspace
Imo both projects would fit well in the space.
Agree.
Am 13.03.2017 um 23:14 schrieb Moritz Bartl:
We can try and keep the main room "quiet" for this, and ask people to go into the smaller rooms for longer conversations.
Will add this to my notes of the concept note. Naturally I've done it that way: When I had to do a phone call, i went outside. When Nana and me had to talk, we moved to one of the smaller rooms. But: That was only for a predefined meeting. When glaxx, richie and me ended up in discussions eg around the lock, we didnt move away. Here we might wanna have a clear statement that "quietness is more important than noise - so if you are annoyed by noise, tell the ppl to get a room" - something along those lines to give everyone a "sudo shutup -h now" ;) Therefore it is also actually important to keep the rooms useable - which might have to be included into the guest-guidelines: "As a guest you shouldn't occupy any onionspace as a personal space"? It might be annoying for the guest to re-build the bed each day even if no one ever needs the space - so maybe we should rather move towards somewhat of an "advance notice". *thinking out loud* Anyway this is only relevant if we have - multiple guests using both rooms at a time AND - multiple person/groups having a need for talking Please let me know if I am annoying you with ETOOMANYRULES I dont see this as rules at all, but more some best practices to live & work together. sva