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Thorsten Behrens wrote
terribly sorry if we ever gave that impression. Admittedly, the
entry on http://www.documentfoundation.org/contribution/ was worded
like that ("Public discussions of the Board of Directors"), but I'm
rather certain it should read "List for focused interaction of the
public with the Board of Directors" instead. Page changed
accordingly, board-discuss in Cc: in case there's disagreement. ;)

I'm not sure that is the idea. Otherwise you would not get the following
message when you try to post to that list on Nabble

" Authorized Users Only
Only authorized users can proceed in this area. You can use the form below
to send a request to the administrators.
Access Request

Explain to the administrator(s) why you want to access this restricted area.
"

I particularly like the part "Explain why"

So I guess it was not meant for "interaction of the public". Maybe
"interaction of the members" at best...

Regards,
Pedro



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