Cory Francis Myers

@nathandyer, I'm sorry this has sat neglected. Before you address @zenmonkeykstop's latest feedback, it looks like there are now conflicts (that may also conflict with that feedback). Let me know...

I support this. Although visually clunky, RFC 2119 notation goes a long way towards clarifying specifications, policies, and other normative documents. And it will be familiar to network and systems...

The [section on abstract firewall configuration](https://docs.securedrop.org/en/stable/admin/installation/network_firewall.html#configuration-other-firewalls) is a good candidate for this language, to differentiate conveniences (to the administrator and the rest of the network) from critical security properties (to...

`s/on/from/`, just because I did a double-take when I saw this. :-)

As of #1955, Icelandic, Polish, Russian, and traditional Chinese are all viable candidates for [language support](https://developers.securedrop.org/en/latest/supported_languages.html). My inclination is not to prioritize these for v0.10.2 (#2049) but still coordinate v1.0.0...

A "fix it with documentation" approach so we don't get bitten by our own tooling: check if `config.json` has changed[^1] since the last `sdw-admin --apply`, in which case insist on...

Last week we reviewed initial proposals in . @vickiniu and I will refine these proposals for a second review next Thursday, September 11.

I've written up all the next steps as sub-tickets here, scoped as verbatim as possible from the proposal. The exception is #2714, which as step (3) is really blocked on...

If (as under consideration elsewhere) the Client were to consume and persist locally the API's JSON representations, another strategy for incremental updates would be: 1. The bulk endpoint (like freedomofpress/securedrop-client#1549)...

NB. *This* is what most messaging apps mean by a "draft" message. Contrast with our `DraftReply` model, which is for messages either still outgoing or that previously failed to send.