Adam Williamson wrote:
> /usr move went through the entire feature process, which is exactly how
> features are supposed to get 'broader fedora engagement'. If you're
> interested in (or concerned about) new features, the feature process
> provides an awful lot of opportunities for you to raise those concerns.
The impact had not been appropriately summarized on the feature page, and
the mailing list thread was just too long for most people to follow. Any
later threads pointing out serious flaws in the feature were just entirely
ignored by FESCo, on the grounds that "the feature was already accepted", as
Matthew Garrett repeatedly pointed out in the FESCo meeting which would have
been the last chance to reconsider.
IMHO, FESCo needs to accept that sometimes they make a mistake (especially
if the vote was disputed to begin with) and revote. UsrMove should have been
unapproved, not only for F17, but forever.
Kevin Kofler
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