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In what way is the regular planet debian website censored?
by bzb5 6y ago
In what way is the regular planet debian website censored?
- brian_herman 6y agoYeah, I want to know that too!
- tinus_hn 6y agoI found https://debian.community/about/ https://debian.community/about/ > In 2018, the Debian Project Leader, Chris Lamb, condescendingly ordered a volunteer to reflect. Therefore, we would like to credit Lamb with inspiring this site, a reflection on Debian, as a normal person would see it. and this: https://debian.community/debian-chris-lamb-and-a-campaign-of-harassment-by-proxy/ https://debian.community/debian-chris-lamb-and-a-campaign-of... Note I am not involved in this feud nor in Debian at all.
- jwilk 6y agoIt isn't. The diff between Planet Debian and the "uncensored" fork feeds looks like this: +Debian Community News +Daniel Pocock +Free Software Fellowship +Iain Lane -Andrej Shadura -Christian Kastner -Daniel Lange -Debian GSoC Kotlin project blog -Debian Project Leader -Giovanni Mascellani -Reproducible Builds (diffoscope) -Simon Quigley • The first 3 "blogs" are run by the same person who runs the fork. He's been expelled from Debian, so it shouldn't surprise you that he's not welcome on Planet Debian. • Iain Lane has removed his blog from Planet Debian recently, and the fork is simply lagging behind. • Most of the items that are missing from the fork are new additions, so again the fork is lagging behind. • I can't explain why Andrej Shadura's blog is missing from the fork.