On 01/10/2017 07:49 AM, Langdon White wrote: [snip]
Exactly, yes, a huge *potential* problem. However, it is fixable with policy and changeable by exception. Just because we can have 40 versions of one thing doesn't mean Fedora will allow that. However, if there is a genuinely good reason and we can track whether that reason continues to exist over time, having the capability is a win.
Is "the maintainer wants to keep maintaining it" a good enough reason? Because really when that is no longer true, that evaluation follows.
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