Hi TCL Core -

At, Daniel Steffen's suggestion, I'd like to see if any of you are  
willing to participate in this. We would like to get at least one  
person to speak on behalf of TCL...

Three years ago, the Scan Program was established to discern a  
baseline for software quality and security in open source software.  
Over the years, the latest innovations in automated defect detection  
have been applied to open source projects to uncover some of the most  
critical types of defects found in software.

Each year, Coverity releases a Scan Report containing information  
about the changing integrity of various  of open source projects, and  
this year Coverity would like to invite leaders from participating  
projects to contribute to the conversation.

Now that the Scan Project has run successfully for three years, the  
media is paying closer attention to what the overall open source  
software community has learned and how they've been able to use Scan  
to improve the quality and security of code.

In conjunction with the release of the 2009 Scan Report, we'd like to  
interview you as a leading member of the Postfix community, and we'd  
like to share your opinions on Scan and Postfix's growth as a secure  
code base with the media who consistently cover the Scan Report.

We believe the success of the Scan Project has been because of  
involvement like yours, which drives increasingly higher standards for  
open source software code, and for that, we would like to bring  
publicity to what the Postfix community has accomplished under Scan.

Please consider being a voice of the Scan community. If you are  
willing to participate, please respond to this email. If you have any  
questions, we'd be happy to answer them.

Best regards,
Jasmine Teer
Coverity Public Relations/ Page One



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