control: tag 601455 -patch +pending Hello, On Wed, Dec 27 2017, Russ Allbery wrote (to 601455@bugs.debian.org): > Tiny formatting nit: I usually prefer to put the double-colon at the > end of the previous paragraph when the literal text is introduced > explicitly by that package, instead of on a line by itself. Could you explain the difference this makes, please? Drops an unnecessary newline? > Looks good to me. Seconded. > > That said, I don't think this completely addresses all of the merged > bugs, since it leaves undocumented how the local administrator is > supposed to disable a service. I realize Policy isn't about > user-facing documentation, but I think it might still be worth a > mention in here somewhere that the local administrator can disable a > service with update-rc.d <service> disable. The advantage of > mentioning this in Policy is that package maintainers may see it and > just document that approach if they get questions from users about > disabling their service. Added something (non-normative) about this, thanks. -- Sean Whitton
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