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On 3/3/07, Ciaran McCreesh <ciaranm@×××××××.org> wrote: |
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> No-one is claiming that Paludis is an official Gentoo project. This |
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> discussion, however, is about PMS, not Paludis, and the only reason I |
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> can see to keep confusing them is political, so please stop doing that. |
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Sorry, the reason is not political. |
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> Nor do I define the direction of PMS. The requirements define its |
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> direction, and its contributors (the majority of which are Gentoo |
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> developers) do the writing. |
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But you appear to act as the project lead for PMS. I am only trying to |
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understand this as someone who has just recently started getting up to |
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speed on PMS. It honestly appears as if you are the project lead for |
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PMS, and you speak as if you have authority for the PMS project, and |
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you are not a Gentoo developer, yet you claim that PMS is an official |
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Gentoo project? That is confusing to me. I am not trying to pick on |
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you or harass you but I am seeing something that appears on the |
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surface to be a clear violation of what I understand to be Gentoo |
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policy. That's confusing to me. |
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> > Paludis does not have a Gentoo Foundation copyright, does PMS? |
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> Not currently, but then neither does devmanual, so it's hardly unique |
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> in that respect. |
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That also means that the devmanual and PMS are not (currently) |
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official Gentoo projects. Any official Gentoo project needs to hold a |
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Gentoo Foundation copyright and be released under the appropriate |
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license - otherwise it is not being adequately protected. I would be |
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extremely surprised if this policy has changed. |
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-Daniel |
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