Split meta in discussions and governance #197
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As of today, the meta repository is split in two:
The meta repository is dedicated to resolving a public dispute between Forgejo community members. The background of this urgent action can be found in this issue.
Given that those two repos were part of forgejo-contrib before how do we want to handle decisions that were made there.
I personally feel they are illegitimate unless they receive another round of approval by the community now they are in the forgejo space.
@Ryuno-Ki to be more precise on your comment, only one decision was made there, as far as I can tell:
Both other decisions were cherry-picked from
meta
:Or did I miss something?
How do you want to re-handle the Bannishement decision? I see several options:
Now there's someone I talked to about this and got asked not to mention that the conversation happened (which puts me in a tricky situation. Would love to avoid these otherwise I can't agree to discuss things in private).
I haven't checked either repository (because my notification counter was already large enough). If there are only a handful of issues: great!
The ban issue was cross-posted, so there's awareness of it. I'd defer to the moderation team for further handling here.
The other two issues are cherry-picked, i.e. originated in meta. Here some comparison would be handy to see whether new arguments were brought up that require attention. Then one of the issue could be declared as duplicate of the other and closed.
I checked them and cherry-picked some of the changes. Now I'll move over to these repositories and it will feel great to have some quiet productive time in the following days. There is much to do 🚀
I take then this issue is going to be closed soon?
@Ryuno-Ki my notification counter is also far to high 😄
I just manually looked at the closed issues and pull requests: https://codeberg.org/forgejo/governance/issues?q=&type=all&sort=&state=closed&labels=&milestone=0&assignee=0&poster=0
I think that your concern has been addressed.
How long should we wait to see if other people have concerns? Or should they just open a new issue in that case?
I would recommend closing this issue in 7 days after the last concern has been addressed.
7 days sounds reasonable. I set a due date.
Closing as agreed. Posted the following note in the repository description to avoid confusion:
ARCHIVE - discussions now happen at https://codeberg.org/forgejo/discussions and governance agreements at https://codeberg.org/forgejo/governance
There has only been one confusion in the past week, it is not a significant problem.