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Re: 1. RFD: Reorganization of the Debian Project

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(One more, then I'll really stop.)

Fabrizio Polacco:
> I agree with your other postings on what kind of organization _must_ be
> set up to handle releases, but you should admit that the same
> organization is _not_ required to develop Debian, 

Making releases is an integral part of developing Debian. Making
releases means removing bugs from packages, whether they're internal
to the package, or only show up when interacting with other packages.
That most certainly is developing Debian.

> Releasing CDs is a commercial action. I have nothing against it, but,
> _please_, don't mix.

CD production has absolutely nothing to do with making releases.
Nothing. Not a thing. Zero correlation. Apples and oranges.

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