rfc9945v2.txt		rfc9945.txt
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	This memo makes the following changes to existing processes:		This memo makes the following changes to existing processes:
	* Obsoletes [RFC3683] as the "posting rights" (PR) action it defines		* Obsoletes [RFC3683] as the "posting rights" (PR) action it defines
	is replaced by processes defined herein;		is replaced by processes defined herein;
	* Obsoletes [RFC3934] as it replaces working group moderation		* Obsoletes [RFC3934] as it replaces working group moderation
	procedures;		procedures;
	* Obsoletes Section 3 of [RFC9245] and the second paragraph of		* Obsoletes Section 3 of [RFC9245] and the second paragraph of
	Section 4 of [RFC9245], as the IETF moderator team defined in this		Section 4 of [RFC9245], as the IETF moderator team defined in this
	document subsumes the IETF discussion list moderator team.		document replaces the IETF discussion list moderator team.
	* Updates Section 6.1 of [RFC2418], because the moderator team will		* Updates Section 6.1 of [RFC2418], because the moderator team will
	work together with working group chairs to moderate disruptive		work together with working group chairs to moderate disruptive
	behavior.		behavior.
	The processes described in this memo are solely applicable to IETF		The processes described in this memo are solely applicable to IETF
	activities, and not to other related organizations, such as the		activities, and not to other related organizations, such as the
	Internet Research Task Force (IRTF), the Internet Architecture Board		Internet Research Task Force (IRTF), the Internet Architecture Board
	(IAB), the RFC Series Working Group (RSWG), the RFC Series Approval		(IAB), the RFC Series Working Group (RSWG), the RFC Series Approval
	Board (RSAB), or the Independent RFC Submission Stream, without their		Board (RSAB), or the Independent RFC Submission Stream, without their
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	* *Participants* should always behave in the manner discussed in		* *Participants* should always behave in the manner discussed in
	Section 1.2. They are also encouraged to report disruptive		Section 1.2. They are also encouraged to report disruptive
	behavior directed at them or someone else to an administrator of		behavior directed at them or someone else to an administrator of
	the respective forum *and* the moderators.		the respective forum *and* the moderators.
	* *Administrators* are primarily responsible for managing their fora		* *Administrators* are primarily responsible for managing their fora
	in accordance with procedures developed by the moderators and		in accordance with procedures developed by the moderators and
	approved by the IESG. As such, they shall address reports of		approved by the IESG. As such, they shall address reports of
	disruptive behavior in a timely fashion, apprising moderators of		disruptive behavior in a timely fashion, apprising moderators of
	reports or actions taken. Administrators may amend or rescind		reports or actions taken. Administrators may amend or rescind
	actions, including those taken by members of the moderation team		actions, including those taken by members of the moderator team
	*after* they have consulted with that team.		*after* they have consulted with that team.
	For a working group, chairs are by default the administrators.		For a working group, chairs are by default the administrators.
	They may delegate this responsibility in the same vein as		They may delegate this responsibility in the same vein as
	Section 6.4 of [RFC2418], but they must always accept,		Section 6.4 of [RFC2418], but they must always accept,
	acknowledge, and keep track of complaints of disruptive behavior.		acknowledge, and keep track of complaints of disruptive behavior.
	Forum administrators should perform moderation in a way that		Forum administrators should perform moderation in a way that
	obviates the need for moderator team involvement.		obviates the need for moderator team involvement.
	* *Moderators* are responsible for establishing procedures to		* *Moderators* are responsible for establishing procedures to
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	is mitigated in eight ways:		is mitigated in eight ways:
	1. Section 4 requires the moderator team to first establish		1. Section 4 requires the moderator team to first establish
	procedures that are intended to apply uniformly across the IETF.		procedures that are intended to apply uniformly across the IETF.
	2. Section 1.2 explicitly states that viewpoints outside the rough		2. Section 1.2 explicitly states that viewpoints outside the rough
	consensus are not in and of themselves disruptive.		consensus are not in and of themselves disruptive.
	3. Section 4 provides transparency by requiring that moderation		3. Section 4 provides transparency by requiring that moderation
	actions that restrict participation privileges be immediately		actions that restrict participation privileges be immediately
	reported to the affected person and to the moderation team, and		reported to the affected person and to the moderator team, and
	periodically reported to the IESG.		periodically reported to the IESG.
	4. Section 4 also requires that the community be informed in the		4. Section 4 also requires that the community be informed in the
	case of suspensions lasting longer than 14 days.		case of suspensions lasting longer than 14 days.
	5. Section 4.1 lays out an appeals process in the case of		5. Section 4.1 lays out an appeals process in the case of
	disagreements.		disagreements.
	6. If moderators find that the procedures themselves are leading to		6. If moderators find that the procedures themselves are leading to
	inappropriate moderation, Section 4 allows them to update those		inappropriate moderation, Section 4 allows them to update those
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