Re: [PATCH] MAINTAINERS: Remove some entries due to various compliance requirements.

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Greetings all,

在 2024-10-23 14:30,WangYuli 写道:
Although this commit has been merged, it's still important to know the specific reason (or even an example) that triggered this change for everyone here, right?

And those maintainers who have been removed should be notified.

Seconded.

It should be CC'd everyone who might need to be aware of this change, including the removed maintainers, other maintainers on the subsystem, and the subsystem's mailing list.

To ensure transparency.

This patch is one such instance where we find ourselves questioning the legitimacy and indeed, the feasibility, of an international, open, and open source project. Vagueness breeds distrust.

It's not difficult to deduce what the "various compliance requirements" are and I'm sure Greg is aware of this. The Linux Foundation, if interested in continuing their governance role over the Linux kernel, should be ready to explain themselves over this decision. Greg and Linus, I'm not sure if I'm ready to believe that this is supposed to be a political show - but if this is the case, please leave the ground for the Foundation - they should be the one responsible and receiving the scrutiny (or insult, as I'm sure many - myself included - find this patch insulting).

So I repeat - call the decision-makers out and ask for their explanation.

Best Regards,
Mingcong Bai




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