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 === What is status quo of the communication between release team and maintainer? ===
 The release manager publishes the new version via https://pypi.python.org/pypi. In addition is flask released [[https://github.com/mitsuhiko/flask/releases| on github]]. In this project I would like to look in particular on the communication process or work flow of releasing a new version on pypi.python.org as this is the link provided on the project website.
+In addition does the release manager [[https://twitter.com/mitsuhiko/status/345464720574263296 |tweets about the new release]].
 The point that the [[https://caremad.io/blog/packaging-signing-not-holy-grail/ |author ]] makes here is that public key of the release manager would need to be included with the first time installation.
+People that install flask for the first time are not part of the scope of the challenge so I won't go into that. //Coffee cup: you just don't want to talk about a scenario where the first package is tampered with. (Maybe I don't want to wear the tinfoil hat longer then needed.)//
+The author and mitsuhiko agree that the web of trust isn't practical.
+On the other hand is the topic: the internet of things.
+Let's turn everyday object into indicator. Proposed idea: turn everyday decives into indicator of a new release.
+=== Implementation ===
+The video:
+[[https://vimeo.com/78989037 | of an everyday item turning into an release indicator]]
+=== Review ===
+Following the solution suggested in [[https://github.com/mitsuhiko/flask/issues/908 | #908]] ->email to the mailing list admin would have taken me 5min now I am considering if joined event: release and keysigning party would be the way forward to (re) engage the flask community.
+The cup mumbles "please consult your local hackerspace for all risc involved in running such an event."
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