On Tue, 2011-02-01 at 10:20 +0000, Matthew Paul Thomas wrote: > If not, then it does not need to be a team in Launchpad. Its Launchpad > page even states, "This Team's only intention is to group the LoCo > team > projects." That could be done just as well in the LoCo directory > without > any help from Launchpad. Except that the LoCo directory works by querying the launchpad groups membership. This then goes to make a loco group an official or non-official group according to it's membership in ~locoteams and ~locoteams-approved If we removed loco teams from launchpad, the loco directory would fall apart. Not least the fact that Shippit would no longer know who was an approved team either. It's also likely that there are resources that teams manage. Some of them are on the loco directory and some of them are on launchpad. Let's be honest, the loco directory was invented to extend launchpad without having to touch it's code, but the whole team structure logic was left up to launchpad. Martin,
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