[cut-team] Rethinking CUT

[Joey Hess]

Michael Gilbert wrote:
> Agreed.  That is certainly true today.  In the same vain, I would say
> that CUT itself isn't constantly usable today either (since it doesn't
> exist). However, with some work, I think both could get there, but by
> focusing on testing itself, we would be improving an existing
> well-established/important part of the Debian ecosystem; rather than
> diverting resources to something new and leaving the existing
> infrastructure with problems that could be fixed.

I'm not sure where you get the idea that CUT is something different than
testing, or something that takes focus away from testing. Constantly
Usable Testing is still, well, testing.

-- 
see shy jo
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