I would want to keep externally-visible presence of the user. For example, if the user had a personal page on people.fedoraproject.org, so that it can remain as a reminder of the person. The disablement of the account should be done in a way that does not compromise that. But otherwise, I think we could treat such cases the same as somebody deleting their account. OTOH, maybe just following the inactive-packager policy is easiest. If we don't need a special procedure that'd save us some thinking.

I think we should just follow the usual inactive packagers policy. Absent proper Legal communication, we can't realistically know for sure if a person is deceased. (Mistakes or misunderstandings can happen, malicious actors could be involved, etc.)

I don't think there's any harm in moving slowly here. The worst case is that the person's estate might contact us with a Legal request to remove some of their content, to which we would oblige to the best of our capability.

Lastly, I'd like to extend my condolences to the family of @mgoodwin

Fine, I'll proceed with the inactive packager policy. I just wanted to be sure the right way to proceed. Feel free to close the ticket if this is all.

I think so. Thank you for reaching out.