Stefano Zacchiroli schrieb am Monday, den 09. January 2012: > On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 03:33:18PM +0100, Alexander Wirt wrote: > > I (personally) would be willing to accept the lists under the > > following conditions: > > > > Before the list is created I want an exact policy who is allowed to > > get subscribed to this list. > > Here is a first draft of such a policy. > > For your convenience, I've integrated it in a revamped list description, > as the policy should be publicly advertised anyhow. > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------ > Name: [email protected] > > Rationale: (unchanged) > > Short description: > discussions about companies offering Debian support and contributing back > > Long description: > Discussions about the needs of companies that contribute to, offer > support for, or have other strategic interests in Debian. > > List participation is restricted to representatives of companies that > offer Debian-specific support or services and that are determined to > contribute to Debian. > > As an approximation of the above, subscription requests will be > verified against the following criteria: > > - the requested subscription address should be a company address > (i.e. its domain name should correspond to a company website) > > - the company should advertise on its website Debian-related support > or services, mentioning the Debian name or logo, and linking back to > the Debian website (please provide a link to that page in your > subscription request) > > - at least 2 Debian project members (AKA Debian Developer) should be > working for the company (please name them in your request) aren't two a bit too much? And what about DM? Maybe two persons that are offically associated with the project - be it DM or DD?
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