Banning someone for what?  Codes of conduct are sometimes
a good idea and sometimes not so good, depending on what those
codes are and if the list participants agree in the majority with whatever
codes of conduct are being proposed.

Patrick Vande Walle wrote:

While I understand the rationale behind your request, I do not support your motion.

Rather, I suggest to draft a code of conduct for list participation, that could ultimately allow to ban people from the list, if needed..

Patrick
 

Franck Martin said the following  on 3/5/08 12:48 AM:

I propose the following resolution for the ALAC board.

Resolution: ALAC will request ICANN to create a mailing list reserved to the board members of ALS and only the board members of ALS.

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