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Re: SIO2 Interactive spamming votes to get his/her applications to Extras
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If the developer decides to come public and want an appeal from the community so be it.. or if someone truly cares enough they'll open a thread in appeal for the dev themselves. The default action should not be to call someone out on a public forum. Only if an agreed resolution cannot be determined should it get to something like this. We delegate that authority to make decisions for us to people we trust and we need to let them do their jobs. |
Re: SIO2 Interactive spamming votes to get his/her applications to Extras
The punishment should never occur behind closed doors.
The initial approach, in some cases, should IMO. EDIT: open != mob rule |
Re: SIO2 Interactive spamming votes to get his/her applications to Extras
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So if there's an App in Extras that bricks devices.. it should be left until the community can come to a consensus for fear of implementing punishment prior to properly giving people a vote? (sorry for the extreme, I'm just confused what you seem to be considering punishment.) (or do you just mean the punishment announced?) |
Re: SIO2 Interactive spamming votes to get his/her applications to Extras
I think even if the initial approach could take place quietly I'm not sure why the announcement of the reason for removing the apps would be significantly less likely to upset people than the initial announcement in this thread.
If you're completely honest with people about who did what, and people don't like what was done, they're still going to be pissed off. I'm not sure you avoid the anger, or just delay it. Indeed, you could even make it worse if the announcement is at all delayed and people feel like they've been kept in the dark about a serious problem. |
Re: SIO2 Interactive spamming votes to get his/her applications to Extras
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I see resolution = punishment here. |
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Re: SIO2 Interactive spamming votes to get his/her applications to Extras
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- approach silently - announce process start publicly - announce resolution publicly - put away torches and pitchforks and move on EDIT: so many unsafe assumptions being made about points presented here... can we just stop that? |
Re: SIO2 Interactive spamming votes to get his/her applications to Extras
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I'm not as concerned with the resolution as I am passing along pertinent information in a timely manner. |
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If it turns out the dev was malicious, a modified announcement could be made that he/she's been banned permanently. As far as the mob thing... once it's done it's done.. especially if the thread is locked. Unless someone really cares that much they won't bother making a new post just to scream because their favorite app is gone I don't think that'll be all that common. Then again.. I'm sure we'll see the "WTF admins tramplin mah rights!" cropping up. But any time you have jobs/positions in any form you'll get those. If we have a post/sticky/wiki/document that explains explicitly what happens when/if a Dev (or anybody) breaks or abuses the extras repo's.. there isn't much to argue about. The announcement contains a link directly to whatever portion of that guidance is applicable. That way it's not just a bunch of people screaming "BURN HIM", "NOOO WE LOVE HIM".. etc. |
Re: SIO2 Interactive spamming votes to get his/her applications to Extras
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It seems like OP joined here relatively recently, as have I. At least my initial response would have been similar: I would have posted about it on this forum. maemo.wiki's front page or FAQ doesn't have answer on how to handle situation like this. Quickly searching the maemo.org site doesn't reveal any help on how to deal situation like this. It's one thing to say this should be approached silently, and other thing to clearly provide information to end users how the silent approach should be handled. |
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