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irc:moderatingguidelines [2018/02/23 03:02] – Extend/add to guidelines KubilayKocakirc:moderatingguidelines [2022/09/28 01:25] (current) – Update irc network links and references KubilayKocak
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 ===== Moderators ===== ===== Moderators =====
  
-  * Are [[https://freenode.net/catalysts|Catalysts]].+  * Are [[https://libera.chat/guides/catalyst|Catalysts]].
   * Are servants of the community.   * Are servants of the community.
   * Are exemplars and stewards of community standards and improvement.   * Are exemplars and stewards of community standards and improvement.
   * Demonstrate the ability to influence others positively.   * Demonstrate the ability to influence others positively.
   * Can demonstrate regular and consistent channel activity.   * Can demonstrate regular and consistent channel activity.
-  * Can demonstrate understanding of freenode and its channel/network services.+  * Can demonstrate understanding of the IRC network and its channel/network services.
  
 ===== Moderating ===== ===== Moderating =====
  
-  * [[https://freenode.net/catalysts|Catalyse]]. +==== General ==== 
-  * Exercise the principle of least punitive action+ 
 +  * [[https://libera.chat/guides/catalyst|Catalyse]] 
 +  * Exercise the principle of least punitive action commensurate with issue/behaviour
     * Where it makes sense: **remind > ask > warn > quiet > ban** (where ''%%>%%'' means //better-than// and/or //before//).     * Where it makes sense: **remind > ask > warn > quiet > ban** (where ''%%>%%'' means //better-than// and/or //before//).
     * Least punitive action assumes credible, good-faith actors. It does not include obvious spamming, disruptive or abusive behaviour.     * Least punitive action assumes credible, good-faith actors. It does not include obvious spamming, disruptive or abusive behaviour.
-    * Use +o as a last resort. Use chanserv/bot commands where available, unless doing so is less transparent (who did what) +    * Use +o as a last resort. Use chanserv/bot commands where available, unless doing so is less transparent (who did what). 
-  * Do not idle with +o +  * Do not idle with +o. Drop +o as soon as it is no longer required. 
-  * Provide reasons/rationale with all actions (eg: [[https://github.com/freenode/eir/blob/master/doc/bantracker/operators-guide.txt|Annotate quiet, ban reasons with eir]], add extra detail in #freebsd-irc, etc). + 
-  * Any actions taken are timely, reasonable and appropriate. +==== Taking Action ==== 
-  * If/when you're unsure of a situation or potential action, ask/discuss it.+ 
 +  * Provide reasons/rationale with all actions 
 +    * Comment on the action in the moderators/moderation channel 
 +  * All bans/quiets must be timed (use !btset with eir) 
 +  * All actions are timely, reasonable and appropriate. 
 +  * If unsure of a situation or course of action, ask publicly in #freebsd-irc, or privately in #freebsd-ops)
  
 ===== Onboarding ===== ===== Onboarding =====
  
 +  * What (all channels, local/some channels, what access (flags/templates), etc)
   * How   * How
   * When   * When
   * Agreement   * Agreement
   * Trial (Period)   * Trial (Period)
 +
 +==== Process ====
  
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