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There is no response. The more this story goes on, the more shady it sounds. It sounds like what happens when people have a big interpersonal conflict behind cl
by Zababa 5y ago
There is no response. The more this story goes on, the more shady it sounds. It sounds like what happens when people have a big interpersonal conflict behind closed doors.
> As top-level team leads, project directors to the Foundation, and core team members, we are actively collaborating to establish next steps after the statement from the Rust moderation team.
> While we are having ongoing conversations to share perspectives on the situation, we'd like to collectively state that we are all committed to the continuity and long term health of the project.
> Updates on next steps will be shared with the project and wider community over the next few weeks.
That seem like the usual corporate linguo.
- techdragon 5y agoI’m deeply concerned by the lack of statements indicating they intend to replace the moderation team with either new people once this is sorted out or with a new restructuring that shuffles the responsibilities into new places but clearly retains the supervision role the moderation team provided.
- Zababa 5y agoI'm a bit concerned about the lack of statement and/or substance at all.
- CRConrad 5y ago> I’m deeply concerned by the lack of statements indicating they intend to ... clearly retains the supervision role the moderation team provided. That looks like a partial misunderstanding of the problem: What the moderation team said was that under the current structure, they couldn't provide any such supervision role in regards to the core team. So there is no such thing to retain; that's what the moderation team resigned in protest over. Their resignation was apparently the only way left to them to say that it needs to be not retained, but created.