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Daniel Armyr wrote:	[Wed Jul 02 2003, 12:02:17PM EDT]
> Having watched the thread quite closely, I have seen this argument
> come up many times. "The devs can always find a way to talk in
> secret." I know that I am bit limited in my mindset, but what I was
> hoping for was a community where devs would be open about things
> because they want to, not because they are forced to. Some people
> describe this vision as Utopian, but I have seen it done several times
> in reality.=20

We're seriously working on this.  We've been pushing every development
issue from -core to -dev recently, so private traffic is diminishing and
public traffic is increasing.

Aron

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