No, this is not a thing. Debian is a software project, it doesn't engage in "lobbying" and there are no structures that do this. Individual contributors and users can do what they want though.
On Sat, 2026-08-29 at 14:49 +0000, Nicolas Meylan wrote: > Hi Legal team, > > 1) Does any of you have Lobbying activities regarding implementing Debian in > your local community, country? > > 2) Do we have such political, lobbying team ? > 3) Or this topic is related to Publicity team? Publicity team maintain news for the project and are the contact point for press. See https://wiki.debian.org/Teams/Publicity#Task_description > Now that we can responsibly use AI tools to help us with technical issues > maybe we'll have more time for local, regional and world wide implementation > of Debian. > > Best regards and thanks for what you are doing. > > > > Nicolas Meylan, > > > PGP fingerprint : D76B 789C 3BBB E530 50C3 8518 860A 4C92 C0D9 5485 Maytham
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