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Re: Final post to debian-private

On Aug 16, Bruce Perens wrote
> I think you'll also agree that this message didn't belong on a public forum.
> 
[ snip - point-releases ]

Why not - it concerns CD sellers (of which there are probably very few
that are on devel and not private) and users - which are on both. How
could this message hurt anyone if posted to a wider audience - the CD
maker was un-named.

I thought your recent post to devel about splitting the lists (a very
good idea IMO) was correct:

> We maintain a discussion list that is not open to non-developers for
> issues that might be "sensitive" - you should always consider whether a
> particular discussion could do someone harm if it was to be widely
> distributed, and use the private list for such discussions.

However as Jim says, most topics discussed here should be in a public
forum. Just a few topics are (apologies if some were CC'd to devel:

  "debian mentors" (paritcularly suitable for devel)
  "incoming mirror" (non-developeres might want/need access)
  "policy change for non-free/contrib" (going in the policy manual!)

IMO only things which impact present developers only should be here -
policy changes affect everyone. The recent account move is a good
example.

Adrian
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