Michael Piefel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Thank you for your concern, but honestly: Where is the severe violation
> of Debian policy in this package that justifies the severity youâ've
> given?

Old, *unsupported* packages are, by definition, too buggy to be
supported. The latter requirement is somewhere in the text about the
main section. As we have a lot of very old, unused and unneeded
packages, the QA team started an effort to find these. We filed over 100
bugs like the one you received in the last week and over 20 of them were
directly answered by a "Oh, right, I wanted to remove the package
anyway" from the maintainer. 
We can't decide if a package is still supported, so we try to get
information from the maintainers, who should know more about their
packages. To emphasize the importance of this question, the bug reports
are filed as release critical bugs.

If you think that the package is needed and you're willing to support
it, you are free to close the bug.

Marc
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BOFH #284:
Electrons on a bender

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