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= User's Code of Conduct = | = User's Code of Conduct = | ||
End users should be pointed to a FAQ link most likely at the [[Communicate/IRC| IRC]] when they join the channel. This FAQ will list the behavior(s) that will get them removed from the channel, along with general guidelines on how to ask smart questions. | End users should be pointed to a FAQ link most likely at the [[Communicate/IRC| IRC Page]] when they join the channel. This FAQ will list the behavior(s) that will get them removed from the channel, along with general guidelines on how to ask smart questions. | ||
End users removed from the channel should be able to ask for review of their case. The FAQ should mention how to do this contact. We need to determine how much and what kind of review is needed. | End users removed from the channel should be able to ask for review of their case. The FAQ should mention how to do this contact. We need to determine how much and what kind of review is needed. | ||
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# Ask questions pertaining to supported fedora releases | # Ask questions pertaining to supported fedora releases | ||
# Use pastebin links for diagnostic output such as http://fpaste.org/, http://rafb.net/, or http:// | # Use pastebin links for diagnostic output such as [http://fpaste.org/ fpaste.org], [http://rafb.net/ rafb.net], or [http://dpaste.org/ dpaste.org]. Then, give a brief synopsis of your problem in the appropriate channel with a link to your pasted errors and other information. | ||
# Listen to the help or advice of Operators and/or Helpers (mode +o or +v) | # Listen to the help or advice of Operators and/or Helpers (mode +o or +v) | ||
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#* NO longer supported Fedora Releases. | #* NO longer supported Fedora Releases. | ||
# Asking over broad questions ("Is fedora better than Ubuntu?") | # Asking over broad questions ("Is fedora better than Ubuntu?") | ||
# Personal messaging (PM) individuals instead of working through issues in the channel. | |||
# any of the items that will get them removed | # any of the items that will get them removed | ||
= | = IRC References = | ||
Users should read these referenced from | Users should read these referenced from Libera.chat as they will provide the answers to many of the basic IRC questions a user may have. | ||
# | # https://libera.chat/guidelines This is the link to the basic channel guidelines. | ||
# | # https://libera.chat/guides This page has been set up to answer a few of the questions that Freenode gets most often. | ||
[[Category:Communicate]][[Category:IRC_Support]] | |||
Latest revision as of 10:11, 2 July 2021
User's Code of Conduct
End users should be pointed to a FAQ link most likely at the IRC Page when they join the channel. This FAQ will list the behavior(s) that will get them removed from the channel, along with general guidelines on how to ask smart questions.
End users removed from the channel should be able to ask for review of their case. The FAQ should mention how to do this contact. We need to determine how much and what kind of review is needed.
End user should be encouraged to:
- Ask questions pertaining to supported fedora releases
- Use pastebin links for diagnostic output such as fpaste.org, rafb.net, or dpaste.org. Then, give a brief synopsis of your problem in the appropriate channel with a link to your pasted errors and other information.
- Listen to the help or advice of Operators and/or Helpers (mode +o or +v)
End users should be discouraged from:
- Off topic discussion
- NON Fedora Linux questions
- NO longer supported Fedora Releases.
- Asking over broad questions ("Is fedora better than Ubuntu?")
- Personal messaging (PM) individuals instead of working through issues in the channel.
- any of the items that will get them removed
IRC References
Users should read these referenced from Libera.chat as they will provide the answers to many of the basic IRC questions a user may have.
- https://libera.chat/guidelines This is the link to the basic channel guidelines.
- https://libera.chat/guides This page has been set up to answer a few of the questions that Freenode gets most often.