Episode 46: Moderation or Censorship
In this episode the issues of moderation of foundation-l come to light, the “image placeholders” for non free images are debated and much more.
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I have to disagree with your comment that the village pump hasn’t worked in years. I don’t know what it was like years ago, but when I started watching those talks recently I was impressed by how well it worked. One user would propose a change, the change would be discussed, amended, and then either passed or rejected based on consensus. A recent example is the discussion to change the + tab to the “new section” tab. Village pump is exactly how changes should be made in the community. It lets all interested parties propose and amend changes, it lets them all participate in the discussion about whether to adopt them, it lets us ignore ridiculous requests, and it makes it clear which way a consensus is going.
Comment by Arctic Gnome — April 28, 2008 @ 12:52 am