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- Objections are ideally shared with the entire team, but may also be shared privately with the team lead or the moderation team. | ||
- Objections ideally include examples showing behavior not in line with the expectations described under step 1 | ||
(or the code of conduct). | ||
3. The team lead reaches out to the moderation team to ask if they are aware of any objections. |
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@rust-lang/mods How do you feel about this? This is not something we did in the past, but I think it'd be good if we do.
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I personally really like the underlying idea: making it clear to existing members they are encouraged to report issues, rather than have them sulk, be curt, or quit.
In general we'd appreciate if people reported inter-personal issues and let us help them solve them -- at any time, really. Having an explicit reminder they are encouraged to from time to time is an excellent way of "normalizing" this, and having this on the check-list before "forcing" confrontations between individuals is a good "last resort" check, I think.
I'll check with the other mods, but I don't foresee any big issue, and have no wording tweak to suggest at present.
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Hey @rust-lang/libs @rust-lang/libs-api!
I wrote some stuff about our team that I think we should add to the std-dev-guide. (We should probably add more over time. But it's a start.)
Part of it was already discussed as part of the charter or is just describing things we already do, so there should be no surprises there.
What is new are some details in
src/membership.md
, about how and when people are invited to the Library Contributors and to the Libs (API) Teams. I'd like to hear your feedback and whether you agree with what I wrote there. Feel free to give any feedback in private too if you prefer.