GNOME Foundation seeks to hide its dirty linen
A few members of the GNOME Foundation have submitted a petition to the board, asking for a referendum to be held on making the Foundation's mailing list archives private and limited to its members only.
The petition was launched by Foundation member Behdad Esfahbod, after first kicking off a long discussion on the foundation's mailing list.
Most of those taking part in this discussion did not appear to be in favour of Esfahbod's proposal.
According to the petition, private archives are being requested in order to "discourage trade journalists from making awful claims out of individual Foundation members' opinions and extending it to GNOME Foundation or GNOME Community at large..."
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