Joerg Jaspert [21/Jul 12:13am +02] wrote:
> 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.

Right.  Adrian, it was irresponsible of you to post this to a public
list.  If you thought it was very important to include it (and I'm not
convinced it was), you could have sent it as a reply but addressed only
to debian-private@.

-- 
Sean Whitton

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