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Message #01307
Re: Deactivated
For the record, I have completed the process of signing the Ubuntu Code
of Conduct.
Scott Randby
On 06/28/2013 06:24 PM, Stephen Michael Kellat wrote:
> On Fri, 28 Jun 2013 17:58:25 -0400
> Scott Randby <srandby@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
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>> I was just received this message with no reply address:
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>> "The status of your membership in the team Ubuntu Ohio (ubuntu-us-ohio)
>> was changed by Stephen Michael Kellat (skellat) from Approved to
>> Deactivated."
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>> This is very unfriendly. How do you expect to build the group by kicking
>> people out for no reason and not providing a way to respond?
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>> Scott Randby
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> Removals of members undertaken today were against a lookup done on Launchpad for status relative to having signed the Ubuntu Code of Conduct. Apparently this was a requirement for being part of the LoCo before I took over as leader but was not enforced for some time. I apologize for the curtness of the automatic message kicked out by Launchpad notifying that this had been done. After over a month of stating that action would be taken to remove those who have not signed the Ubuntu Code of Conduct and after over a month of urging members to clear up their signing status, action was regretfully taken.
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> To build a community we have to have a common core to rally around. We have been lacking that for some time. Anyone who received a deactivation notice today can rejoin the LoCo provided their Launchpad profile shows that they have signed the Ubuntu Code of Conduct.
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> I don't like doing things like this and take no pleasure in it. The stagnating status quo had to change. After asking over six weeks, more direct action was taken instead.
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> Stephen Michael Kellat
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