<item>
Your name.
<item>
-Your preferred login name on <tt>master</tt> (seven characters or
-less<footnote>It is not clear to the author why logins on
-<tt>master</tt> cannot be eight characters or greater. If anyone can
-clarify why, I would appreciate it.</footnote>), as well as the email
-address at which you'd prefer to be subscribed to
-<email>debian-private@lists.debian.org</email> (typically this will be
-either your primary mail address or your new <tt>debian.org</tt>
-address).
+Your preferred login name on <tt>master</tt> (eight characters or
+less), as well as the email address at which you'd prefer to be
+subscribed to <email>debian-private@lists.debian.org</email>
+(typically this will be either your primary mail address or your new
+<tt>debian.org</tt> address).
<item>
A phone number where we can call you. Remember that the new
maintainer team usually calls during evening hours to save on long
favor of <package>debhelper</package>. However, it's not a bug to use
<package>debmake</package>.
+ <sect id="yada">
+ <heading><package>yada</package>
+ <p>
+<package>yada</package> is a new packaging helper tool with a slightly
+different philosophy. It uses a <file>debian/packages</file> file to
+auto-generate other necessary files in the <file>debian/</file>
+subdirectory.
+
<sect id="cvs-buildpackage">
<heading><package>cvs-buildpackage</package>
and tools which you may find helpful for maintaining your Debian
packages. Example scripts include <prgn>debchange</prgn>, which will
manipulate your <file>debian/changelog</file> file from the
-command-line, and <prgn>build</prgn>, which is a wrapper around
+command-line, and <prgn>debuild</prgn>, which is a wrapper around
<prgn>dpkg-buildpackage</prgn>.