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> 
> How come there is no link anywhere on debian.org pointing to
> debian-multimedia.org? Anything to establish a chain of trust. As it is,
> I looked and looked but didn't find. Even when searching for
> "multimedia" on debian.org, it does not mention debian-multimedia.org at
> all. Not even when searching for "debian-multimedia". Every new debian
> user trying to verify the credibilitiy of debian-multimedia.org would
> have given up at this point for sure.

Google is pretty darned ubiquitous, and has been for 8+ years.

Putting "Debian play" in the FF/IW search bar auto-completes "debian 
play encrypted dvd", and each of the first 5 links mentions d-mm.o.

> With the information that Marillat is a Debian developer (and the
> precise spelling of his name) I was actually able to go to the
> developer's page on debian org, find him, and see a link to d-m. So in a
> very roundabout way, d-m is actually endorsed by debian.org.

"Mentioned" does *not* mean "endorsed".  Never has, never will.

>                                                              But how
> would anybody find out about this in a reasonable amount of time?

d-mm.o is not an official Debian site, so it's nor mentioned 
anywhere  except his personal page and the list archives.

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