# Things needed for moderation subteam.
### 1. Keybase chat

`grincoin.teams.moderation`

Open for anyone to join.

The keybase chat will be used as main discussion platform by members of the moderation-sub-team. This way we will keep things easy for ourselves. Make sure you have a back-up of your account.
#### Channels
* **#general**, for general chat.
* **#meeting**, for bi-weekly meetings (30 min)
* **#notes**, for agendas & meeting notes.
* **#issues**, for received issues.
* **#suggestions**, for received suggestions.
* **#applications**, for moderation applicants to join and apply in.

#### Mods-only subteam

`grincoin.teams.moderation.mods`

Private, only for moderators.

This team is invite-only, where sensitive matters requiring a degree of confidentiality are covered.

### 2. Team composition

Ideally 1-2 persons per major platform, preferably at least one on the admin/mod team of that platform. I assume at least 50% of people on the team will have a twitter handle so I do not count in Twitter people. The team should consist of 5-7 people, and should be an uneven number to make things easier with voting (when needed). We also might want to consider the location of a grin moderation subteam member in order to cover timezones and potential live events.

This will be guided by the number of suitable candidates we receive in applications.

### 3. Team Page (on grin.mw)

#### Team description
Short introduction of function of team. Be clear in what we can help with and what not. Link to text Lehnberg wrote on what the moderation subteam does.

#### Member descriptions
Name: Your most used name.
Picture: No need for real pictures, but is allowed.
Description: Short description of yourself.
Platforms + contact details: keybase, discord, TG, twitter, grin-forum, e-mail. (keybase & e-mail are required, others are optional as you use and shown in some sort of drop down menu)

> [@lehnberg:] Yep very good. Maybe also some infromation on how to report things. The bottom of https://www.rust-lang.org/community, "Community Standards" section comes to mind.
> [@lavalulu:] Sorry, what exactly do you mean at the bottom of that website? Or do you mean the general idea the bottom of that webiste gives?
> [@lehnberg:] where it reads:
> _Community Standards
We are committed to providing a friendly, safe and welcoming environment for all, regardless of gender, sexual orientation, disability, ethnicity, religion, or similar personal characteristic. Our code of conduct sets the standards for behavior in all official Rust forums._
>
>_If you feel you have been or are being harassed or made uncomfortable by a community member, please contact any of the Rust Moderation Team immediately. Whether you are a regular contributor or a newcomer, we care about making the community a safe space for you._
>
> _Call to actions_
> * _MESSAGE THE MODERATION TEAM_
> * _READ THE CODE OF CONDUCT_
> * _READ THE MODERATION GUIDELINES_
>
>
> The idea would be to have something similar perhaps on grin.mw?