plonk in discourse (Was: The issue with free speech)

Sujet : plonk in discourse (Was: The issue with free speech)
De : janburse (at) *nospam* fastmail.fm (Mild Shock)
Groupes : comp.lang.prolog
Date : 09. Oct 2024, 23:48:47

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I have a problem with the code of conduct of
the group New PIP proposals - Prolog Community
which is not free speech friendly. It says:
If You See a Problem, Flag It
https://discourse.prolog-lang.org/faq
Thats not a good approach since it can be
easily abused. What I think is a better approach
are individual kill files, like in the good old
USENET times. Interestingly plonk is also provided
by discourse. For example in SWI-Prolog discourse
I can go to a user, and choose ignore indefinitely:

Date	Sujet	#	Auteur
9 Oct 24	A FFI for evaluable functions	7	Mild Shock
9 Oct 24	Name resolution is a blackbox (Re: A FFI for evaluable functions)	5	Mild Shock
9 Oct 24	plonk in discourse (Was: The issue with free speech)	4	Mild Shock
14 Oct 24	When do two Prolog terms marry? (Was: The issue with free speech)	3	Mild Shock
14 Oct 24	Re: When do two Prolog terms marry? (Was: The issue with free speech)	1	Mild Shock
15 Oct 24	native implementation of variant/2 can be fast (Was: When do two Prolog terms marry?)	1	Mild Shock
3 Nov 24	KISS principle pays off (Was: A FFI for evaluable functions)	1	Mild Shock

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