Technical points

LTS support - to which extent we actually support
* we support everything everything except a few exceptions
* maintainers pick which version in stable, and LTS has to deal with it
  * example: PostgreSQL went with 8.4 for squeeze, but there were newer
    (and better from a LTS PoV) versions available

Packages relevant to Corporate IT that get removed
* because they were broken and nobody cared enough to fix it in time for the
  freeze
* Q: how to enable companies that are out there to cooperate with us?
  * "this is what we need"
  * maybe we need make them clearly aware of possible problems in e.g. the
    next stable release -> raise awareness
* IDEA: a tool that works like "how-can-i-help for companies"
  * i.e. checks that stuff on their stable systems are OK in testing    
* IDEA: 6 months before the freeze, ask companies to look at testing and
  check that the stuff they need is OK.
  * 6 months might be too soon
* IDEA: Revamp Debian frontpage with Companies specific links
* IDEA: _we_ create a seed list for stuff we think are essential for
  corporate IT
* IDEA: Compare the "how can i help"-list (or auto-removal list or...) with a
  list of corporate-critical packages

Contacting Debian - how do you talk with Debian
* IDEA: we need a "team of pre-sale enginners"
* current list of consultants does not work
* IDEA: External organisation of these pre-sale enginner by consultant companies
* IDEA: 
* Can/Should Debian endorse consultants (or the other way around)?
* IDEA: Linkedin alike site inside Debian for contacting DDs and companies
* Need to talk Bussiness language