Hi, (taking this from the dc15 list to here...) On Montag, 7. April 2014, Philipp Kaluza wrote: > including a link to a git repository. However, > Am 07.04.2014 22:17, schrieb noreply@alioth.debian.org: > > Your request to join the DebConf private repository project was denied by > > an administrator. the "secrecy" is not about the constitution of the to be founded german debconf association, but about other contents in that repository, which makes me ask here what I have been wondering the last days already: now that we have a zillion^w30 new git repositories, we still only have 3 alioth repos (-private, -data and -video), so everybody who gets access to the debconf-private project on alioth has access to all past debconf private repos, correct? Thats rather unfortunate. My idea would be to create two more alioth projects: debconf-historic-data and debconf-previous-data (or similar names), the first should collect all previous DebConf repositories and should only be accessable by long term core debconf-team members (committee??), while the previous-data project should currently probable be open to dc13+14+15 team members. How does that sound? Other, better ideas? cheers, Holger
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