Hi,
[This is a correction to my earlier message on this topic]
I would also like to point out that the current working
definition of who is a DD is is someone who is in the LDAP db at
db.debian.org in the debian developer group, and who has a key in the
current debian keyring (refreshed daily during the voting period)
I suppose that the DAM is the one who has been granted
responsibility for adding people to Debian, and the NM team
collectively was given the authority to boot DD'sout (the last time
we booted a DD), so I'll take the word of the DAM (or NM
collectively) as to who is a DD and who is not; in case my working
definition of a DD is at odds with their view on the matter. I am
assuming also that the DPL has the authority, since the DAM is his
delegate, to add a person in to the project even if their key is not
in the keyring.
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a) Present me with a picture ID signed by the DAM, or the DPL,
or the whole NM team, stating that the person named, and
whose picture is being signed, is indeed a DD.
b) show me, in person, two picture ID's issued by a governemt
that demonstrate who you are, and match the signed the
signed picture in a)
c) tell me, personally, what your vote is during the voting
period. Be prepared to do the same with an auditor is the
vote is ever audited.
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manoj
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