I don't know which forum section to post this in, so I'll put it here.
You guys have a really nice distro here. I've tried Debian once or twice since I started playing with Linux eight years ago. I always like it, but I missed the more current packages of Arch and other rolling-release distros.
I stumbled across siduction as I was testing various distros for their support of UEFI. Over on linuxquestions.org, I'm keeping a list of distros that have UEFI-bootable installation CDs or DVDs and that will let the use install to a GPT-formatted hard drive and boot the installed system via UEFI. There really aren't that many distros yet that do offer this level of support for UEFI, even though most if not all new machines come with motherboards that support UEFI. Siduction passes with flying colors.
Other aspects of siduction are impressive, too, though. I don't know how much of that is attributable to Debian or to the siduction team, but, either way, you folks have done a very good job.