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reopen 39493
thanks

I wrote:

> > Package: cdtool
> > Version: 2.1.5-2
> > Severity: normal
> >
> > /usr/man/man1/cdloop.1.gz tells me, that I should not report the
> > missing manpage as a bug, because this "has already been reported as a
> > bug". I don't see this bug report in
> > http://www.debian.org/Bugs/db/pa/lcdtool.html, so I report it myself.
>
> I missed to say that /usr/man/man8/changeaudiocddev.8.gz has the same
> problem.

Martin Mitchell <martin@debian.org> answered:

> Congratulations, you just made the bug reports that validate the Debian
> policy.
>
> No, I disagree with your interpretation of policy, which is why I am closing
> the bugs. Many other packages make such symbolic links to avoid lintian
> errors which is also quite valid in my opinion.
>
> Furthermore, you appear to have acted unilaterally in your mass bug-report
> postings, with discussion or consultation on debian-policy or debian-devel.
>
> These bugs shall be closed if reopened, unless a clarification of policy
> is sought in the appropriate fora.

So you seem to mean that I am destructive. To show you, that this
isn't the case here are the missing man pages for cdtool, which I
wrote in less than half an hour. I don't think, that it's so hard to
wrote man pages, but it helps people to use programs without digging
in the sources first.

Please close this bug report _after_ you added these man pages to the
package.

Ciao

        Roland

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