One of the things that attracts me to Debian the most is it's consistency. We
all tend to follow a standardized policy and have tools to make sure the policy
is followed. This means we've collectively built a system that we all
(generally) agree on.
The benefit to this is that I'm still able to
On Mon, Dec 30 2019, Steven Robbins wrote:
> In another thread, Russ Allbery makes a salient observation [1]:
>
> Requiring ftpmasters to [review debian/copyright before accepting an
> upload] is a choice that Debian has made. Maybe it's the right choice,
> but other choices
In another thread, Russ Allbery makes a salient observation [1]:
Requiring ftpmasters to [review debian/copyright before accepting an
upload] is a choice that Debian has made. Maybe it's the right choice,
but other choices exist, and other entities make different choices.
Russ
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