On 16/1/09 16:42, Eddy Nigg wrote:
On 01/16/2009 03:40 PM, Ian G:
As threatened, I've posted my thoughts on dispute resolution here [1]:
https://wiki.mozilla.org/CA:Dispute_resolution
Ian, I think you must differ between filing a complaint about a CA and
dispute resolution. I think Mozilla doesn't, can't and don't want to
solve disputes.
I'm sorry, but I'd recommend to remove this page altogether.
I recognised that Mozo might think it too adventurous, so I left off the
link from the mail CA:Overview page.
Complaints
which effects the security of users can be posted at the mailing lists,
Bugzilla and perhaps to Frank directly. Disputes are handled elsewhere.
What is the difference? A complaint is a dispute as far as I can see.
Once you name a CA and put in a "complaint" about its practices, this is
a dispute.
mailing lists: these are for discussions, not complaints. Bugzilla
exists to *track* such things.
mail to Frank: we don't want to set up the back-channels. This is an
open organisation, not a soap opera. It's not polite and it isn't good
policy. Bugzilla has the ability to have "confidential" bugs if such is
needed.
iang
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