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> https://launchpad.net/~kicad-developers
> 
> You can trust your eyes, they have 541 members. Five hundred and
> fourty-one. So far I'm not aware of a disaster over there.

That is not an admin group.

geda-users is open to everyone.  geda-developers is a list of everyone
with git commits.  We barely have a handful of people.  Do we need
more groups?

If you'd like us to have a geda users launchpad thing for everyone and
their grandmother to participate in, let's talk about that.  Just
don't call it an admin team (because it isn't) and lets talk about it
before creating it.

I, personally, don't see the point of having yet another bug tracker,
and I'm highly unlikely to go looking in multiple places for pcb bug
reports.  I'm not even fond of using launchpad at all.  Is this extra
group really needed?  What's its purpose?  What benefit does it give
us over the existing geda-gaf and pcb groups?

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