On Mon, Dec 13, 2010 at 02:00:25PM +0300, Erinn Clark wrote:
> > From other replies it seems to me that something like
> > "antiharassment@d.o" will be more acceptable. I'll wait for some more
> > feedback and then proceed requesting its creation as an alias initially
> > pointing to Amaya and Patty.
>
> I'm in favor of minimizing the scope for the reasons Zack mentioned
> and when there's some level of consensus I can setup the alias.
According to what I can see in this thread, there is consensus to create
a central contact point and also the volunteers to be behind it.
Nevertheless, while the proposal was about a @women.d.o address (which
Erinn is ready to set up), there has also been the proposal of using a
@d.o address (in which case it should be me requesting the alias setup
to DSA).
I see advantages and disadvantages (all minor) with both @women.d.o and
@d.o addresses.
It would be nice if people can comment further in which among the two
they prefer.
Cheers.
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