WG chair
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... As written, RFC 2418 [RFC2418] gives WG chairs more authority to
manage face-to-face discussions ...
... mailing list
discussions. In face-to-face meetings, the WG chair has the
authority "to refuse to grant the floor to any individual who is
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... WG process." However,
RFC 2418 does not give the WG Chair the authority to suspend the
mailing list ...
... This document is an update to RFC 2418, section 3.2. It gives WG
chairs the authority to temporarily suspend the posting privileges of
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... sessions, occasionally one or more individuals may
engage in behavior on a mailing list that, in the opinion of the WG
chair, is disruptive to the WG process. Unless the disruptive
behavior is severe enough that it must be stopped immediately, the WG
chair ...
... WG
chair, is disruptive to the WG process. Unless the disruptive
behavior is severe enough that it must be stopped immediately, the WG
chair should attempt to discourage the disruptive behavior by
communicating directly with the offending individual. If the
behavior persists, the WG chair ...
... WG
chair should attempt to discourage the disruptive behavior by
communicating directly with the offending individual. If the
behavior persists, the WG chair should send at least one public
warning on the WG mailing list ...
... one or more explicit warnings and consultation with the responsible
Area Director, the WG chair may suspend the mailing list posting
privileges ...
... must not be prevented from receiving messages posted to the list.
Like all other WG chair decisions, any suspension of posting
privileges is subject ...
... RFC2026].
This mechanism is intended to permit a WG chair to suspend posting
privileges of a disruptive individual for a short period of time.
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... privileges of a disruptive individual for a short period of time.
This mechanism does not permit WG chairs to suspend an individual's
posting privileges for a period longer than 30 days regardless of the
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