On Wed, Mar 25, 2020 at 03:43:17PM +0000, Simon McVittie wrote: > I think part of the problem might be this vicious cycle: the NEW queue > is an asynchronous gatekeeper/progress blocker, which gives maintainers > a strong incentive to get things accepted first time (because a NEW > rejection will double the delay), which means maintainers are incentivized > to dot every i and cross every t in the copyright file even if it isn't > strictly necessary, which means the ftp team are given larger and more > verbose copyright files to read, which presumably means the NEW queue > takes longer than it otherwise could. Do you mean it's not essential to track and list all licenses and copyrights? IIRC only one simplification is permitted and I don't even remember which one is it (maybe combining copyright years and names into one entry? or just years?).
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