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On Tue, Apr 10, 2018 at 1:41 PM, Michał Górny <mgorny@g.o> wrote: |
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> Does that mean that I as Gentoo Developer does not have to respect |
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> the decisions made by Trustees? In that case I suppose all we have to |
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> do is leave the Foundation. |
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No, in this case you would ultimately need to leave Gentoo. Gentoo Linux is |
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run by the Foundation, controls gentoo.org, owns or controls all Gentoo |
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infrastructure, etc. However, you can of course fork the project and then |
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work outside the scope of the Foundation, since it is free software. I |
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would actually recommend this approach as the in-fighting is getting a |
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little ridiculous, don't you think? Time is better spent developing. If you |
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don't like how the project is run, start your own project. But don't just |
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hang around being disruptive and argumentative. |
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-Daniel |
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