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> Yeah, I tend to agree. Not-so-coincidentally, Gentoo's been invited to |
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> join the Software Freedom Conservancy, which would provide just the sort |
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> of 3rd-party management that you're suggesting. I put a write-up on my |
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> blog detailing what we know so far: |
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> http://www.grantgoodyear.org/g2blog/gentoo/20070717-sflc.html |
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> I'm cross-posting to -dev, and suggesting that comments be sent |
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> there as well, since most people don't read -nfp. |
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> If you think this is a good idea, a bad idea, or you just want to know |
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> more, now's the time to express your opinion. |
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Just went trough this with another project I belong to and I think it |
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would be a GREAT idea. granted would have to be accepted by the |
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developer population but I for one know that when I was a trustee I was |
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rather paralyzed by fear doing anything with the NFP entity. Please |
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please pleasey please do this! |
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