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This isn't true. Firstly Fedora is always the start of the next version of RHEL. Secondly even for the current RHEL all changes go upstream first, which means they go into Fedora. Thirdly there are some packages which are rebased to Fedora every minor RHEL release (I know of the mingw packages, and a lot of the virt stack, but there are others too).


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