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Anthony G. Atkielski wrote:
There are no objective standards for obnoxious, abusive, or disrespectful speech.
My personal subjective limits are (among others) attempts to involve the _employer_ of a poster on an IETF mailing list by private mails - but I don't see how RfC 3683 could help with this issue, besides one "obnoxious person" might have decided that this was a really bad idea. Sometimes optimistic, Frank
One thing I've learned from this set of threads is that (after we have dealt with the current formal requests for PR actions), it would be good to use that running code experience to improve the guidelines for what constitutes unacceptable mailing list behaviour. I won't start that here and now, but I believe it is quite possible to be more specific and clearer than the existing RFCs - even though ultimately there will be a judgement call involved.
Brian
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