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Fedora distributes new keysFedora distributes new keysPosted Sep 13, 2008 0:29 UTC (Sat) by jspaleta (subscriber, #50639)In reply to: Fedora distributes new keys by russell Parent article: Fedora distributes new keys
To be clear... that is a quote from the Fedora Documentation sub-project's Steering Committee Charter. And it is not a quote from the Fedora Board, nor from the Fedora Engineering Steering Committee, nor from Fedora Infrastructure.
I'm pretty sure that the Fedora Documentation Team aren't directly involved in the incident handling, so a close reading of their charter is probably unwarranted. And even if someone were to read it looking for insight, there probably very little there that can be used the context for the discussion at hand, since the documentation group isn't directly involved.
When we have an incident response plan, I'll do my best to make sure that that Documentation Group has an opportunity to be a part of the process of documenting that plan for public consumption.
-jef
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Fedora distributes new keys Posted Sep 13, 2008 6:01 UTC (Sat) by russell (subscriber, #10458) [Link]
My mistake, I thought it was the fedora steering committee charter ( documented by the Docs project ).
Doing a search for more charters showed very little else. However, when reading about the board I noticed a mailing list where some things are discussed in private. I didn't expect to see that. What sort of things would those be? This appears to be something that the Docs project wouldn't do? So what exactly are the rules of this community? Something clearing defined and easy to find would be nice if not essential for a community.
Fedora distributes new keys Posted Sep 14, 2008 11:35 UTC (Sun) by rahulsundaram (subscriber, #21946) [Link]
Legal issues for instance might be discussed by the Fedora Board in a private list. Documentation team doesn't have the need for that. The Fedora Board wiki page has the details.
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