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Date: Mon, 14 May 2012 23:48:57 +0200
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Am 14.05.2012 23:20, schrieb nicolas vigier:
> Yes I think it should be clear that Mageia doesn't do anything special
> for Mandriva, which is treated like any other contributor, and is
> independant. Maybe we can prepare a blog post to publish after the
> announce from Mandriva to remind this and avoid possible misunderstandings ?
Good idea, I would also like to be able to answer questions. As I know 
the chief editor of LinuxUser (print magazine, part of Linux New Media, 
one of the biggest publishers here in Germany, I might find myself 
interviewed by him.
>
> And reason for keeping this private is that it was requested by them,
> and as Mageia is not taking any decision or doing something special
> about this, I think there is no reason to refuse to keep this info
> private for now.
Yes, completely d'accord.

Oliver