Community Spaces¶
Attributes¶
Nura community spaces have the following attributes:
The Code of Conduct and AI policy apply.
Chatrooms (IRC/Matrix): the Nura moderation bot is in the chat and can kick and ban users who have been violating CoC rules in any of the Nura community spaces (in addition to other moderators that may be present in the chat). Users can send chat moderation requests, e.g. if somebody starts flooding the channel with spam.
The Code of Conduct team handles reports for this community space, users can send reports.
List of Community Spaces¶
Official Nura¶
Official Nura:
All chatrooms listed here
The Nura GitLab instance
The Nura conference
How to become a Nura Community Space¶
An admin of a project that is close to Nura (e.g. a mainlining community) can make a merge request to add their community to the list of community spaces above.
The CoC team has to decide whether to accept the MR or not.
Chatrooms: If the MR gets accepted:
The bot gets invited and needs to be given moderation rights.
The room needs to add “Please be kind to each other: https://nura.eco/coc” to its topic
How to remove a community from the list of Community Spaces¶
Both the admins of the community and the CoC team can make a merge request that removes the community from the list, if they don’t find it useful anymore to have them there.
Chatrooms: Once merged, the bot gets removed from the channel.