Hallo! Du (Michael Meskes) hast geschrieben:
> On Tue, Dec 13, 2011 at 06:03:36PM +0100, Alexander Wirt wrote:
> > Technically we can. And at least for lists I sometimes have to (debugging
> > and
>
> Sure, but that's different from the whole world reading all the emails. And of
> course I trust you guys not to read all the emails or else I wouldn't use my
> debian.org mail address at all.
You'll always have some uid0-people who have the technical possibility
to read everything on a machine. You'll have to trust them or not.
(@debian.org normally doesn't pass through the Server which hosts
@lists.d.o)
> And noone expects you to. I just brought up NDAs to show that companies have
> no
> problem with signing those to make sure data stays confidential, but they
> probably have problems with everything being in the open. Now this might
> change
> iff the group decides to be open, but I cannot see any discussions getting
> started without some privacy, similar to what we have with -private.
I don't think that it'll work, and if it will work, i worry that it
will not be for the good of Debian, because of the closeness.
I'm not happy to have such things on the official platform...
But however: formorer wrote down some things, so i'll watch what will
happen for now.
Yours,
Cord, Debian Listmaster of the day
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