The SEEDIG mailing list is a communication channel for the Southeast Europe Internet Governance community. Its purpose is to facilitate information sharing, discussion, cooperation, and networking among SEEDIG participants and the wider Internet Governance community.
- Respect different opinions, backgrounds, and perspectives. - Keep discussions constructive and relevant. - Avoid personal attacks, insults, harassment, discrimination, or threatening language. - Criticise ideas, proposals, or policies rather than individuals.
Before sending a message, members are encouraged to consider whether the information or discussion would be of interest to a significant part of the SEEDIG community.
- Spam or mass unsolicited messages. - Commercial advertising unrelated to the purpose of the list. - Repeated promotion of products, services, organisations, or events. - Political campaigning or partisan political promotion.
Relevant announcements, calls for participation, events, projects, and professional opportunities are welcome when they are connected to Internet Governance or the SEEDIG community.
If a response is intended only for the original sender or a small number of people, members should use direct email instead of replying to the entire list.
Personal information, private correspondence, contact details, or other sensitive information should not be shared on the mailing list without appropriate permission.
Whenever possible, documents should be shared through an appropriate link or repository. Links to potentially harmful, illegal, or inappropriate content must not be posted.
- Request that a discussion remain on topic. - Ask members to modify or clarify a message. - Remove or reject messages that violate these rules. - Temporarily restrict or suspend posting privileges in cases of repeated or serious violations. - Take other reasonable measures necessary to protect the mailing list and its community.
Moderation decisions should be made with the aim of preserving an open, inclusive, and constructive discussion.
The existence of these rules should not be interpreted as preventing legitimate criticism, disagreement, or discussion of controversial Internet Governance issues.
By participating in the SEEDIG mailing list, members agree to follow these rules and to contribute to a respectful, constructive, and inclusive community.
The goal of these rules is simple: to keep the SEEDIG mailing list open, useful, respectful, and focused on meaningful discussion within the Internet Governance community.