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Didn't you hear? Rahul has been appointed Linux News Deputy by the OSNews editor:
http://www.osnews.com/thread?331037
Edited 2008-09-30 04:13 UTC
This one is my bad. Our official policy is that submitters and editors shouldn't post news on their own projects. Even if you have access to post your own stories, we ask that you submit it through "submit news" like everyone else and another editor has to post it (or delete it). I guess by some people's reckoning I was being too permissive.
I certainly understand the rationale. If we post every tidbit of Linux-distro news, then it will be all Linux distro news all the time. But it seemed like a worthwhile distro to me, and I guess I was feeling giddy because I had just signed up our first six "deputies."
BTW, deputies are OSNews readers who've volunteered to dedicate a portion of time every week and post a few stories, and they're given access to an enhanced submission interface. The whole program is designed to widen the net and make the editors' jobs a little easier. If you're interested in being one, contact me. Deputies sign up for different "beats." We could use a Mac one.
I must say, you're a man of your word, Adam - you promised me you'd notify me of a slip-up, and you did
. I already answered your email as well. As David explains in the above comment, this was a bit of a slip-up. This whole idea of deputies is solely his baby, and I don't blame him for being all excited. Consider this a test to, uhm, test the whole deputy system.







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Thom told me OS News wasn't running distribution beta announcements any more, which is why I'm not submitting Mandriva's. So...why this?