Warren Togami wrote:
For now it is, but your contributions and discussion here has already
made a large impact into what is in the distribution.
In the longer run, the goal is to have many packages in both FC and FE
with @redhat.com and community maintainers. Many peripheral end-user
packages like gaim, thunderbird, sylpheed, gftp, and others, would
greatly benefit from multiple maintainers and the combined man-power
because the risk is much lower than core dependency packages. Some more
sensitive and likely-to-break-servers packages can have external
maintainers who are heavily involved upstream. For example ESR +
fetchmail.
in others words, _influenced_ by the community but _controlled_ by Red Hat.