Joey Hess <joeyh@debian.org> writes:
> BTW, I hope that Joerg realises that according to the GR, he's a member
> of the Debian Maintainer Keyring team, and thus just as responsible for
> slavishly following its rules as me and aj, and thus is presumably just
> as responsible if a rule was missed. ;-P (Perhaps his mail is an attempt
> to take that responsability, but that's not the tone I take away from
> his "Please follow your own rules. Thanks.")
*cough* Informing people that something is happening usually makes it
easier for them to influence the process. Looking at the GR, I see that
I am a member of the DM team, but this thread is the first activity I
see about DM since the GR voting period was over.
The point Joerg is trying to make is, I think, exactly the non-public
way work was started, defying the quite important idea of accountability
through documentation of work that was the basis of the rules approved
in the GR. It would have been nice to give a short notice on -project
that actual has been started/has been done, so that the project is aware
of these changes.
Marc
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