We published our policy positions here: https://steemit.com/eos/@cryptolions/crypto-lions-policy-positions-and-code-of-conduct

They were pretty exhaustive, covering all the questions of the day — but that was a month ago, and the questions of the day have cahnged.

• Should Block Producers be allowed to own parts of other Block Producer?

There's a potential conflict of interest here. BPs should be public about it to avoid the perception of wrong doing. Crypto Lions does not do this.

Also, this would violate the BP Agreement: https://forums.eosgo.io/discussion/comment/1572

So the answer is an emphatic NO.

• Who Should Safeguard the EOS code Repository?

We are happy to see many people doing this. It seems like the newly forming EOS Foundation will do this as well and play a major role.

• Should Block Producers have a disclaimer on Voter Portals they sponsor?

I don't think that's necessary as long as they don't bias the portal in any way.