\summary{2007}{6}{14} Agenda call: \agoref{gentoo-dev}{f9049f5782d6b6929374d45acda0b8e7} \agendaitem{Council membership} \index{council!members} The Council approves by vote that \dev{jaervosz} takes the seat vacated by \dev{kloeri}. \agendaitem{Using Git to access the PMS repo} \index{package!dev-vcs/git}\index{PMS} \dev{robbat2} shall write documentation on using Git to access the PMS repository (which presently just mirrors the external SVN repository). \dev{spb} is to bug \dev{robbat2} if he doesn't get that documentation. \agendaitem{Handling of mailing lists, including proctors and moderation} \index{mailing lists}\index{mailing list!gentoo-project} \index{mailing list!gentoo-dev}\index{project!proctors} \index{Code of Conduct}\index{freenode!catalyst} \index{project!devrel} A lengthy discussion about handling of the mailing lists, including proctors and moderation, took place.\footnote{This is the first council meeting after the proctors were instated and tried to implement bans, which were quickly revoked on the insistence of \dev{wolf31o2} (?). Citations needed.} This discussion specifically included the question whether the Proctors should get more time to establish themselves. A vote is proposed for: \begin{enumerate} \item A separate unmoderated gentoo-project mailing list is created (in the fashion of Debian's -project). \item The gentoo-devel list becomes moderated for non-@gentoo senders, as well as any @gentoo senders that have flame-ish tendencies. \item Moderators are a seperate and more open group from proctors. They are mainly developers, and are expected to show good judgement (see Catalyst item). \end{enumerate} The decision is made to send the above to -dev list for discussion, and have an intermediate meeting in 2 weeks. A non-binding vote by council\footnote{Non-binding since there's ``a screen full of people wanting us to not vote on this today'' who can't speak on the moderated channel...} gets 4 yes votes and one no. \dev{musikc} had sent an email to the Council about the proctors process and the CoC. This leads into a discussion of the FreeNode Catalyst system, which was a partial basis for the CoC. There was rough agreement that in an ideal world all developers should act as positive catalysts, but this is a lot harder than it seems. In addition there was consensus that Devrel should work together with the Proctors on procedures for applying their ``powers''; a revised proposal shall be presented in a week. \begin{enumerate} \item The moderation discussion needs to be integrated into \dev{musikc}'s document. \item More catalyst material should be added into the CoC per Proctor's revisions. \end{enumerate}