4 Aug
2016
4 Aug
'16
12:35 a.m.
Just for the record:
Arif Shaikh showed up for the Open Insulin meetup at CCL this evening
(Aug/3/2016). We had discussed banning him at the Working Meeting
yesterday, but wanted to verify his ban status at BioCurious first. Maureen
talked to him, and he volunteered the information that he is currently
permanently banned from BioCurious, which makes our decision a bit easier.
(We would likely have banned him anyway otherwise, because several existing
CCL members had already indicated that he made them uncomfortable, and that
they would not feel safe having him work in the lab.)
Since CCL honors ban reciprocity with other hackerspaces, I pulled Arif
aside and informed him that he is automatically banned from CCL as well,
and therefore the entire Omni building. He would first have to resolve his
ban from BioCurious to be able to lift his ban at CCL. He may still
participate in projects online over zoom (didn't see a point in banning him
from that, or any way to enforce it anyway).
I did forget to mention that he should also update his LinkedIn status to
reflect that he is no longer an independent researcher at CCL and
BioCurious.
I've attached a picture from his LinkedIn page, which will be included on
the Omni Asked to Leave <https://omnicommons.org/wiki/Asked_to_Leave> page.
Patrik
6 Aug
6 Aug
1:44 p.m.
Have we thought about the legal and ethical issues surrounding search engine accessibility
of personal details in the asked to leave page? It seems the page is search engine
accessible and nowadays many employers google people before hiring them.
It may be more appropriate to leave out the last name and picture from search engine
indexes unless the page is accessed directly or within Omni.
-Johan
Sent from my iPhone
On Aug 4, 2016, at 12:35 AM, Patrik D'haeseleer
<patrikd(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Just for the record:
Arif Shaikh showed up for the Open Insulin meetup at CCL this evening (Aug/3/2016). We
had discussed banning him at the Working Meeting yesterday, but wanted to verify his ban
status at BioCurious first. Maureen talked to him, and he volunteered the information that
he is currently permanently banned from BioCurious, which makes our decision a bit easier.
(We would likely have banned him anyway otherwise, because several existing CCL members
had already indicated that he made them uncomfortable, and that they would not feel safe
having him work in the lab.)
Since CCL honors ban reciprocity with other hackerspaces, I pulled Arif aside and
informed him that he is automatically banned from CCL as well, and therefore the entire
Omni building. He would first have to resolve his ban from BioCurious to be able to lift
his ban at CCL. He may still participate in projects online over zoom (didn't see a
point in banning him from that, or any way to enforce it anyway).
I did forget to mention that he should also update his LinkedIn status to reflect that he
is no longer an independent researcher at CCL and BioCurious.
I've attached a picture from his LinkedIn page, which will be included on the Omni
Asked to Leave page.
Patrik
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2:05 p.m.
yeah what's with people felling like it's OK to post other people's full
name and picture on a public webpage? The only time that's appropriate is
if a person refuses to accept that they're banned and tries to continue
coming to the space, which I do not think is he situation here.
Someone with access to the page should remove last name and photo until or
unless those details are made necessary. right away.
-jake
On Sat, 6 Aug 2016, Johan Sosa wrote:
Have we thought about the legal and ethical issues
surrounding search engine accessibility of personal details in the asked to leave page? It
seems the page is search engine accessible and nowadays many employers google people
before hiring them.
It may be more appropriate to leave out the last name and picture from search engine
indexes unless the page is accessed directly or within Omni.
-Johan
Sent from my iPhone
On Aug 4, 2016, at 12:35 AM, Patrik
D'haeseleer <patrikd(a)gmail.com> wrote:
Just for the record:
Arif Shaikh showed up for the Open Insulin meetup at CCL this evening (Aug/3/2016). We
had discussed banning him at the Working Meeting yesterday, but wanted to verify his ban
status at BioCurious first. Maureen talked to him, and he volunteered the information that
he is currently permanently banned from BioCurious, which makes our decision a bit easier.
(We would likely have banned him anyway otherwise, because several existing CCL members
had already indicated that he made them uncomfortable, and that they would not feel safe
having him work in the lab.)
Since CCL honors ban reciprocity with other hackerspaces, I pulled Arif aside and
informed him that he is automatically banned from CCL as well, and therefore the entire
Omni building. He would first have to resolve his ban from BioCurious to be able to lift
his ban at CCL. He may still participate in projects online over zoom (didn't see a
point in banning him from that, or any way to enforce it anyway).
I did forget to mention that he should also update his LinkedIn status to reflect that he
is no longer an independent researcher at CCL and BioCurious.
I've attached a picture from his LinkedIn page, which will be included on the Omni
Asked to Leave page.
Patrik
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