Fedora-Council/tickets ticket #408: Is the FE-Legal tracker bug being monitored at all?

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@decathorpe filed Fedora-Council/tickets ticket #408. Discuss here and record votes and decisions in the ticket.

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@@decathorpe

To give you some context, on May 2, 2022, I wrote:

On a related note:
I’ve had a package stuck in package review, because the reviewer
(rightfully) wanted clarification whether we could ship some files.
We blocked the FE-Legal bug in bugzilla on the review bug over a month
ago, but have not received any response yet, either.
Is that bug even still being monitored? Or is it no longer the correct
way to request legal review for something? If that is the case, what
is the correct way to do things?

@mattdm responded on May 3, 2022:

That’s still the correct way. We’re working on unsticking some things.
Again, I really appreciate your patience. If there are things which are both
immediate and urgent but not getting a response — or anything big or small
that isn’t getting a response in an egegiously long time — please escalate
them to the Fedora Council (a ticket is fine) or to me directly (by whatever
channel).

(I could provide links to these messages in the mailing list archives, if needed.)

The reviewer marked the review bug in question RHBZ#2051229 as blocking the FE-Legal tracker bug on 2022-03-20.

It’s now been over four months that this package, and other packages that depend on it, have been blocked from being added to Fedora. I think this is starting to qualify as an “egregiously long time”.