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Red Hat / Fedora drama?
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Fedora is a great distro, I see no reason why the stuff affecting EL would be an issue. I think if Red Hat wanted out of it (not likely since it benefits them as a downstream) they would spin it off into a foundation and it would probably maintain a close relationship. It is not a competitor like CentOS.