  Re: Ongoing Firefox (and Thunderbird) Trademark problems  Eric
Dorland wrote: that the user don't have.  Debian already has
rights that their users don't have, the most prominent among
them being to label a Linux distribution as "Debian" (or
"official Debian", or whatever it is you guys use). :-)  They do
have concerns about the trustability of CAcert certs. I'm mostly
convinced they're no worse than other CA's.  What we have a
problem with (in the context of including the cert in Firefox)
is the fact that CAcert haven't been audited, so the risk of
including them is unquantifiable. Please see the CAcert list for
recent discussions on this topic.  Eric Dorland wrote in another
thread: > specific, so I doubt it.  There are two ways we could
go about this. The first is for the MoFo to have a list of CAs
who meet the CA policy[0] in all other ways except that they are
too specific to go into the general Firefox build. These could
then be included by any distributor at will.  The difficulty
with that is that cu