I really don't understand what purpose this move serves, especially if the RHEL source code will still be available to people with access to those repos - so it's still kind of public, if you give them your personal info and update that info annually in return? Is it just to have people use different mirrors for the sources? I don't see how this entices someone to buy RHEL or get a Developer Sub who isn't already doing that.

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100% -- not sure how this is a "pro" either -- it doesn't enhance my opinion of -- it certainly makes me question what other changes are in the pipeline and if they will also negatively impact the appeal of their brand aswell.

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