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Am Montag, 9. April 2018, 02:11:19 CEST schrieb zlg: |
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> > We request that the Gentoo Council and the Board of Trustees of the |
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> > Gentoo |
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> > Foundation affirm Gentoo's metastructure GLEP 39 as the governing |
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> > principle |
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> > of the Gentoo Linux developer community. In particular, both acknowledge |
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> > the split between |
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> > - the Gentoo Council, which is responsible for the Gentoo Linux |
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> > developer |
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> > |
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> > community, its user base and all technical decisions, |
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> > - and the Gentoo Foundation, whose role is to hold Gentoo's assets |
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> > (such as trademarks and server infrastructure) and support the |
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> > developer |
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> > and user community. |
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> To the Council: |
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> What makes you accountable to this community? Why should we trust or |
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> respect you when you have nothing on the line except a title? What |
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> happens next if these affirmations are made? What's your angle, your |
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> real motivation? |
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This proposal describes precisely |
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* how I was taught "Gentoo works" for my quizzes sometime around 2010 |
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* how the cooperation and separation of responsibilities between council and |
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foundation worked for the years since then |
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* and what was the basis of understanding for council and trustees elections |
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Thus, we are asking for an affirmation of the status quo, nothing else. |
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Andreas K. Hüttel |
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dilfridge@g.o |
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Gentoo Linux developer |
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(council, toolchain, perl, libreoffice, comrel) |