> I have not tried to study each point in your message -- there were so
> many -- but I noticed criticism of Savannah for not offering
> two-factor authentication.
> 
> When I was asked to do this, I couldn't do it, because it depended on
> carrying a protable listening and surveillance device (aka cellular
> phone).  MIT had to make a special exception for me, turning that
> requirement off, when it demanded that I access its administrative
> systems.
> 
> Savannah must not do this if it requires the user to use nonfree
> programs.

There are many ways of doing 2FA and normally it's opt-in.

> If people are interested in discussing this point, let's use
> gnu-prog-discuss@gnu.org as it is off-topic here.

Sure, please include me in your mail there as I'm not subscribed to that
mailing list.  I could probably help out with the security side of
Savannah.