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On 14-Dec-98 Ben Collins wrote:
> So you prefer that our packages get out of date in out frozen dist while
> we fiddle around with the next release? It is well known that our releases
> have outdated packages, atleast compared to others. Example, cvs 1.10
> isn't even in slink while, from my understanding, the 1.9.x that is in
> slink is considered beta to the 1.10 release. 1.10 has been available for
> quite some time, i think as far back as the hamm freeze.
> 

Not takeing sides on the frozen/deep-freeze split off argument, I'm not sure
*this* has anything to do with when unstable splits off.  This is probably more
due to maintainer's "slacking" (I realize they're volunteers) and/or Debian
leaving packages adopted/maintainers on the books long after they've left the
project (and I'm including the ones that don't mention they left).

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