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On Wed, 04 Jun 2014 12:56:23 -0500
Pedro Giffuni wrote:

> 10.0 is production quality, however you have to check for the
> security advisories so I use 10-stable and I find it very easy to
> maintain with pkg(ng).

When people say they are using 10.0 they are usually referring to the
security branch. You don't need to use a development branch to get
security updates.