PLEASE NOTE 1. Mailman, the process that run the TLS mailing list, automatically puts messages that are over 100K in length into the moderation queue. The administrators, which are the chairs for the TLS mailing list, then need to review the message and release the message from moderation, reject the message, or discard the message. When a message is rejected, we can include a message to the sender to indicate why the message was rejected. Determining which action to take sometimes takes some time; please be patient.
2. The chairs have decided that including derivative work notices is disruptive; see [1]. Messages that land in the moderation queue with derivate work notices will be rejected. We will inform the sender that the message has been rejected for including the disclaimer. We also note that if these notices are removed and the message is resent the message would be released from moderation. 3. Obviously, sometimes, the TLS list is cc'ed on messages. If a message ends up in both/multiple moderation queues, the message may or may not be delivered to both/multiple mailing lists because of choices made by the administrators. The Chairs Deirdre, Joe, and Sean [1] https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/statement-iesg-statement-on-clarifying-derivative-works-rights/ _______________________________________________ TLS mailing list -- [email protected] To unsubscribe send an email to [email protected]
