On 18025 March 1977, Adrian Bunk wrote:
I do agree that something like Freexian and it's effects (both, good and
bad) do warrant some project internal discussions. The size (small) and
workload (huge) of our security team (and other core teams) is known.
How that could be improved (or not) with the kind of fundraising done is
a topic that had strong positions in the past. And for sure will still
have that now.
I do not think your mail does help this case. It does read quite a lot
of "they kicked me, now I fight them". That is a bad start.
But the most interesting part in my first read of it is this:
This monthly report was an example not an exception for this Freexian
contributor, and a point could be made that a DD who is defrauding
Debian LTS is defrauding Debian and should therefore be expelled
from Debian.
First, we do have a process around somewhere, if one DD thinks another
should be out of the project. Not used often, thankfully, but existing.
Second, while the above is written without names, it shouldn't be hard
for people involved to find out who is meant. Something like slander,
defamation or similar could get lawyers involved. Doesn't sound like a
way to take. Please be careful what you write on our public lists.
--
bye, Joerg
