Stuart Ballard wrote:

> I've heard multiple members of mozilla.org staff refer to Beonex as a
> "vendor", which would mean that Beonex has a clear case for having a
> representative in the security group based on the third option above.
> (It wouldn't *have* to be you, but it *could* be, and presumably (Frank,
> can you confirm this?) it would be your choice).


I can't speak for anyone else, but personally I certainly would consider 
it a good thing to have a Beonex representative in the security bug 
group; my intent was definitely *not* to have it be a "big company 
club". I would also support having representation from non-commercial 
projects like Debian, Galeon, K-Meleon, etc.

Again, this security bug group is not intended as a small 5-10 person 
group. As I wrote in an earlier message, I could see it eventually 
growing to at least a few dozen people in size.


> This would mean, also, that an "I distribute a mozilla-based product
> that has no other representation in the security group" would be valid
> as one of those "legitimate reasons" for applying for the security
> group.


Yes, IMO.
Frank
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