Why the FreeBSD license will not be changing
Oliver Fromme
olli at lurza.secnetix.de
Fri Jan 11 00:50:12 PST 2008
Aryeh M. Friedman wrote:
> Julian H. Stacey wrote:
> > - Use chat at freebsd, Or
>
> Already explained
And it has already been pointed out several times why your
explanation is incorrect.
Very simple: Basically, the chat list is for everything
that's off-topic on all other lists. Legal and licensing
issues are off-topic on all other lists, so the correct
list would be chat@, by definition.
Another list that _might_ be somewhat related to these
things is the advocacy@ list. It's not perfect, but a
lot better than the current@ list which is only about
discussing the development (i.e. code) of the -current
branch.
> > - Ask postmaster at freebsd to create a list for those who want it,
> > eg: law at freebsd remit: "Licensing, Copyright, Law, Software
> > Patents"
>
> I have suggested that and most people seem to see no need to for it
> thus we are left with inapporiate forums...
Wrong. There is an apporopriate forum: chat@ (or maybe
advocacy@ if you prefer). You just refuse to use it and
continue to post to inappropriate lists.
If I were postmaster@, I would blacklist you if you
continued to violate the list chartes. Fortunately
I'm not postmaster at . ;-)
Best regards
Oliver
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