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Re: Final post to debian-private

Adrian Bridgett wrote:
> 
> 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:
>  ...
>   "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.
> 

There is another kind of problem that make us keep such discussions
"private": S/N ratio.
The topic you mentioned was very difficult to follow on debian-private
(for someone with little time to spend reading) although it was an
important topic. I think that if it was on debian-devel (or
debian-user!) most of us would not read it at all!

Maybe we need a debian-devel-reserved closed list for discussions on
"cold" topics that we want to discuss between us, but not to keep them
secret (thus a list archived on the ftp), and reserve debian-private for
thing that HAVE to be kept secret.


Fabrizio
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