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Here is the message: There has been no General Resolution amongst debian package maintainers. Red Hat has instituted a regulatory capture of the "bug squashing
by e7620 12y ago
Here is the message:
There has been no General Resolution amongst debian package maintainers.
Red Hat has instituted a regulatory capture of the "bug squashing" committee
within debian (the "Technical Committee") by having current or former (but
stock holding) employees moonlight in debian and gradually gain membership
in that comittie.
Once their numbers were sufficient they proceeded to file a bug report on
the fact that systemd was not standard in debian.
This is illicit abuse of process and they need to be prosecuted.
Debian is an unincorporated association. It has bylaws, trade
practices, and dealings
by which it was governed. The RedHat associated members of the
Technical Committee have illegally and in bad faith abused their
positions in-order to
realize financial and strategic gain for their employer.
Do you really believe this is hate speech? Hate speech attacks a person or group on the basis of attributes such as gender, ethnic origin, religion, race, disability, or sexual orientation.
- alephnil 12y agoIt may not be hate speech, but it is not very constructive and have a smell of conspiracy theory.
- e7620 12y agoMr. Snowden's revelations prove that "a smell of conspiracy theory" is not a strong enough argument. Obviously Red Hat is interested in widespread systemd adoption, and that message might offer an explanation as to why debian only considered 3 alternatives and unprecedentedly rushed the adoption process. So this angle is definitively constructive.