On 3/4/22 09:16, Jonathan Corbet wrote: > Kees Cook <keescook@xxxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > >> On Thu, Feb 24, 2022 at 09:19:24AM +0100, Thorsten Leemhuis wrote: >>> Hmm, the intro for "Documentation/admin-guide/" states that "The >>> following manuals are written for users of the kernel", but the added >>> text afaics providing nothing regular users care about. So wouldn't it >>> be better if this lived below Documentation/process/ ? It might not a >>> really good fit either, but I'd say it's the better place. >>> >>> But well, the best person to know is Jonathan, who is listed as a >>> Co-developer above, so maybe I'm wrong my suggestion is a bad one. >> >> I started in process/ and eventually settled on admin-guide/ since that's >> basically the "front page". But I agree, there isn't an obviously correct >> place for it. > > Sorry, been a bit distracted...when we were working on this I was more > focused on the text than the location. My own feeling is that > Documentation/process is a better place for this - that's where we tell > the world how to work with the kernel community, after all. I'm not > going to dig in my heels and fight about it, but that's my sense. > > Otherwise, it kind of seems like this is ready to go in. I'd like to > apply it before the merge window; lemme know where you want it in the > end and we can get it done. There is a v2 of this patch, but yes, it should be in process/ IMO also. -- ~Randy
