> And unless your someone from @redhat.com, not sure there is anything you > need to be telling him what he can/can't do on their own mailing lists > (unless we are talking spamming it, abusing or that type thing), whether > it's useful (to you?) or not. > > Besides, maybe the bug # was posted to @redhat.com folks or someone > already know of it from Red Hat and he was just posting what is already > known. If fedora is supposed to be a community-included project then whether someone is @redhat.com should not affect whether they can attempt to contribute and influence the discussion in positive ways. As Jef is involved in the fedora bug triaging efforts I think his input is uniquely qualified on this thread. I hope @redhat.com are not the only people whose opinions matter. -sv
