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Subject: minor comment: need link on EoLs in release page?
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Hi,

I recommend to have a link to "End of Life" schedule, which is available
only in "security" page:

	http://www.freebsd.org/security/

To be somewhere in more visible place, like release related pages.
At least, link should be there in some way.

I hope to find the information in the release page, but couldn't find
it. And it took little more time to understands it's in the security page.

Shigeya Suzuki