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From a user on Bitcoindiscord.com
It appears they "Broke their own moderation policy. Not obvious spam, banned, and no meta issue."
"Second to last bulletpoint here: https://github.com/bitcoin-core/meta/blob/main/MODERATION-GUIDELINES.md#moderation-transparency. If ariard is banned, given there is no issue in https://github.com/bitcoin-core/meta/issues, the moderator who banned him has broken the moderation transparency policy.
There are a string of hidden comments in https://github.com/bitcoin-core/meta/issues/16 relating to it."
They broke their own moderation policy as (a) first they apply ban and (b) they go to ask the maintainers to a posteriori agree to the ban.
I’ve not seen so far a PGP-signed message to ACK the ban of all the maintainers as appearing in
contrib/verify-commits/trusted-keys and this message being published, before the ban occurs.And it’s not like all the maintainers currently in
trusted-keys have been designated maintainers, after my first commits on bitcoin core. I’ve been there since a while now.It’s the pure reign of Chaincode’s arbitrary...
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