[kictanet] Disciplinar Measures [was Re: Online courtesy- dontmisuse this forum!!!!]

[brian]

Hi,

In principle I agree with the recommendations below. The main point being that *another forum is used for the dialoogue*

On other mailing lists when members "misbehave" it is customary to suspend them for a period. If the perpetrators continue to ignore acceptable use recommendations and etiquette then they should be disciplined. That way everyone else on the list will be comfortable to confine themselves to the principle purposes for which the list was established..... and find other venues to vent/share off-topic items.

B

On Mon, 14 Jan 2008 12:52:49 +0300, Bill Kagai <mediacorp.research at mediacorp.co.ke> wrote:
> There is a glass ceiling we need to break and it might be easiest to start
> in the cyber space for real progress to be made.
> 
> 1. The easiest way out of this quagmire is to make the tribal issue
> insignificant by catalysing the birth of East Africa Community. We will be
> talking of 200 tribes forming the East Africa Country and out political
> priorities will be re-defined.
> 
> 2. Alternatively, we might need to open up and discuss issues candidly
> without disciplining members. Consequently, we might need to outsource the
> evidence gathering of the mayhem to an independent consultant who can then
> give us clear verdict on who are the perpetrators of the problem and take
> them to an international court which will not be seen to have vested
> interests. One effort we are attempting to solidify is to get 'No Peace
> Without Justice' to help gather evidence independently. www.npwj.org
> In our ambit we can set up a website www.healingkenya.org with a public
> database where the Gakurus' and Yawes' and others can send their video,
> audio, images and opinion under aliases for scrutiny by the independent
> watchdog until we get to the bottom of this.
> 
> On Jan 14, 2008 12:10 PM, brian <brian at caret.net> wrote:
> 
>>
>> I propose that we suspend the two who are using this list for ethnic
>> arguments for 2 weeks. We must have discipline.
>>
>> Brian Munyao Longwe
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> On Sat, 12 Jan 2008 12:24:22 +0300, alice <alice at apc.org> wrote:
>> > Dear Yawe and all
>> >
>> > KICTANet is committed to and is contributing to the various peace and
>> > reconciliation efforts and therefore condemns any attempt to extend
> the
>> > crisis to virtual space.
>> >
>> > So a reminder of some of the he rules once again.
>> >
>> > Mind your manners and during this period mind them extra
> hard.....Don't
>> > send rude, political, tribal and offensive e-mails or postings.
>> >
>> > * Be polite - virtual members are real not a cyberspace dunderheads
> with
>> > no
>> > feelings.
>> >
>> > * Watch your words - We can't see your face, and the emotions in
>> > words can get misinterpreted.
>> >
>> > * Kick the bad language - People are listening.
>> >
>> > * Laws are laws - What's real in the real world are the same in
>> > cyberspace.
>> >
>> >
>> > * Newbie tolerance - You're an expert in cyberspace, don't forget
>> > there are newbie's trying to learn as much as you had to.
>> >
>> > * Be ethical in your posting. Don't lie, plagiarize, or deliberately
>> > do harm to another KICTANet forum user.
>> >
>> > regards
>> > alice
>> >
>> >
>>
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