Appendix B. Non-Normative Examples of Disruptive Behavior

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Appendix B.  Non-Normative Examples of Disruptive Behavior

   The list below describes some types of disruptive behavior, but it is
   non-exhaustive.

   *  Discussion of subjects unrelated to a forum's charter or scope;

   *  Uncivil commentary, regardless of the general subject;

   *  Messages announcing conferences, events, or activities that are
      not sponsored or endorsed by the Internet Society or IETF, unless
      posted with prior approval of list administrators;

   *  Repeatedly arguing counter to a WG charter that has been approved
      by the IESG; and

   *  "Sealioning", where a participant makes incessant requests for
      evidence or data, even while remaining superficially polite.

   These items are examples.  Moderators and administrators may take
   moderation actions for many other cases.

   The moderator team's task consists of subjective judgment calls.
   Behaviors not listed here might require moderation, and it is not
   possible to write a complete list of all such behaviors.