CACert had detailed documentation on their ceremonies. They were radically transparent about the procedures around their roots. I was sad when Mozilla pushed th

CACert had detailed documentation on their ceremonies. They were radically transparent about the procedures around their roots. I was sad when Mozilla pushed them out of the Root Programme. I'm not blaming Moz, CACert were breaking new ground in trying to build a transparent process for a member-run CA. I believe they failed to find a suitable auditor that didn't cost a mint, and could work within the CACert transparency constraints. Then LetsEncrypt came along... and ate their breakfast.