La plume légère, à Mon, Oct 29, 2001 at 07:32:15PM +0000, heure d'inspiration, Sander Vesik écrivait en ces mots: > Well... Not everubody has a political (or even "political") goal when it > comes to free software. In fact, even saying "blah blah blah, does not > serve xxx political goal" is the worst form of prostitution I can think > of. Politics is just *WRONG*, in any shape or form it takes. This is a political statement you are making here... I don't see where the prostitution is a long as the goal is respected without relying on side tracks to reach it. > At least IMVHO, being a GNU project should not be a set of thumbscrews > used on people working on it to make them jump through arbitrary hoops. RMS never decided to make GNOME a GNU project (except when accepting it as it). Someone (which I suppose is Miguel) took the decision. RMS is not "thumbscrewing" people at all, he just says 'Ok you can be a GNU project if your respect those few guidelines'. So the best solution now would simply to request GNOME to not be a GNU project anymore. It seems it would solves all the problems we are discussing here. W.
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