On Tuesday 27 March 2001 08:37 am, Hans Meine wrote:
 > Hmm, I always found it to be nice to be able to correct speling errros
 > or bad links right away when I found them. Why do you think it is
 > neccessary to have more tight access rights to the www module than to
 > kdelibs? Just wondering..

While that's true, it makes sense to me like this:

Because www is constantly being shipped to the users, it constantly needs
to be in a code freeze.  All patches must be approved by an authorized
person before being committed.  ACLs are only different beacause they
enforce the code freeze rules.

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