[16:32:10] <halfak>	 Emufarmers, am responding.  Thanks for directing me there.  
[16:32:28] <halfak>	 I generally ignore wikimedia-l because of the toxicity. :S
[18:31:55] <halfak>	 Hey diyi. 
[18:32:05] <halfak>	 I just saw your post on the Edit types talk page
[18:36:10] <Emufarmers>	 halfak: is this where I make a joke about how you should apply machine-learning models to wikimedia-l?
[18:37:02] <halfak>	 We could certainly do that.  :)  
[18:38:14] <Emufarmers>	 Also, https://www.nerfnow.com/comic/1687 how timely!
[18:39:36] <halfak>	 haha!  You know, reddit did the whole hell banning things for a while. 
[18:39:45] <halfak>	 I heard about them changing away from that recently. 
[18:40:03] <Emufarmers>	 What do you mean?
[18:44:43] <harej>	 Hell banning is when you are allowed to post but no one sees your posts.
[18:44:56] <halfak>	 And you probably don't know that you are invisiible. 
[18:44:59] <Emufarmers>	 oh, shadow banning
[18:46:01] <halfak>	 Yeah.  
[18:46:24] <halfak>	 Hell is when all of the banned people can hear/see eachother. 
[18:46:34] <halfak>	 Hence the room in the comic. 
[18:46:34] <Emufarmers>	 Ah
[18:48:43] <Emufarmers>	 Instead of low priority, Dota punishes some players who get reported by muting them (they know they're muted). It's not a great solution, though...now you've got somebody on your team who can't communicate in a team game.
[18:49:54] <harej>	 My ideas are inappropriate and shouldn't be verbalized.
[18:50:11] <harej>	 I do think the Wikimedia Foundation should be more assertive in banning people, even if it has to ban over 100 of them.
[18:51:18] * yuvipanda waves very weakly
[18:51:58] <harej>	 It's the Panda