> Please do not give out access information to the rsync server either. I
> did not want to have to have some obscure authentication and registration
> method for everyone, but now I'm thinking that was a bad idea.
>
> I did not make everyone sign NDAs, but now I'm rethinking my decision on
> that one. Can I trust everyone to keep this -current branch private and
> the contents of the mailing list private. When it's ready for the public,
> it'll be ready for the public.
i'll send this to just you instead of the list, as the common "tech
person"'s feeling towards NDA's would be .. they're evil.
but i think most people would agree to a very simple form that basically
says that until you/the slackware project labels this port ready for
public consumption, that we (the beta testers) will not discuss the
status of the port, completion levels / estimated completion dates,
not share the materials, etc..
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