Why don't Fedora provenpackagers have global write ACLs in RPM Fusion?

[Kevin Kofler]

Hi,

I've witnessed several instances, some personally, some by following 
discussions on this list or on IRC, where an experienced Fedora packager who 
has provenpackager access in Fedora wanted to commit some trivial fix in RPM 
Fusion, but wasn't able to because of ACL restrictions.

Why isn't provenpackager access implemented in RPM Fusion?

As a reminder: in Fedora, provenpackagers have push access to ALL packages 
unless FESCo EXPLICITLY approved an exception. Such an exception was granted 
ONLY for firefox, thunderbird and xulrunner (for trademark reasons), ALL 
other exception requests were rejected. So I think the easiest 
implementation in RPM Fusion would be to just give out global write without 
any exceptions.

I believe this would help fixing several problems with RPM Fusion packages 
in a more timely manner.

        Kevin Kofler