On Thu, 10 Mar 2011, R P Herrold wrote: > On Thu, 10 Mar 2011, Dag Wieers wrote:Hughes: >> On Thu, 10 Mar 2011, Johnny Hughes wrote: >> >>> Not sure where this is going. >> >> This information is not available from anywhere else. So only Karanbir, >> Tru and you have access to the signing keys. > > This information as to who particularly has access to the > signing keys has intentionally never been discussed publicly. > I would prefer the cyber-ninja's did not break into my > safe-deposit box at the bank to steal the media bearing the > 'end of the world' backup copies and pass-phrases > > Is there a purpose to mis-reading and mis-stating what was > said, Dag? I leave the mis-reading and mis-stating up to you. Since a few months I am genuinly interested in the CentOS process. Mind you, despite my background, I never was involved in those details. > You made the choice to leave and close a door, Dag, subsequent > to having been recruited in part by me and others to be on a > track that would have ended up in you being a signer and > builder for record for CentOS > > That is over, and that door will not re-open Russ, thank you for bringing this up, as irrelevant as it is today. I'll ignore this vile attempt to shut me up by trying to discredit me. It can only remind me that leaving was the right thing to do. Besides, you mis-characterize my involvement. I never even asked for or attempted to have any powers other than helping with promotion, wiki and community-matters. I have too many other responsibilities already. But, all this is irrelevant today, although what I wrote in my resignation-letter still holds today: ----- -snip- However a recent incident showed yet again a lack of trust and appreciation and made me question my involvement. There are also a few reasons that I consider internal kitchen and therefore will not be disclosed, but the project lacks leadership, shows poor communication, little transparency and fails to engage more people from the community (eg. great need for improvements, plenty offerings, but slow or little acceptance). I never had any responsibility in producing the base CentOS distribution and therefore my decision will not have any effect on the final product that people are using. That what makes CentOS a good Linux distribution with, quite possibly, the largest installed Linux base. And while I may no longer be part of the CentOS team, I still am an avid CentOS user and advocate. And hope that the team (of which I consider many good friends) can turn this around for the benefit of its community, including myself :-) -snip- ----- -- -- dag wieers, dag at wieers.com, http://dag.wieers.com/ -- dagit linux solutions, info at dagit.net, http://dagit.net/ [Any errors in spelling, tact or fact are transmission errors]