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>>>>> On Mon, 26 Mar 2018, Daniel Robbins wrote: |
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> Council is related to technical leadership, inter-project technical |
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> issues and issues impacting development, which can include |
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> disciplinary issues. |
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> Trustees look out for the long-term health of the project. This |
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> includes legal matters, social contract, and quite a few other |
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> things. |
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I agree with rich0. The very first sentence of the Social Contract |
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reads: |
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# This social contract is intended to clearly describe the overall |
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# development policies and standards of the Gentoo project development |
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# team. |
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"Overall development policies and standards" are a global issue that |
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(by GLEP 39) fall under the responsibility of the Council. |
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Whereas the Bylaws don't mention development at all, and the Articles |
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of Incorporation mention development only once, in Article III: |
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# The Corporation is organized and at all times shall be operated, on |
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# a non-profit basis exclusive far the advancement and education and |
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# promotion of software development in an open environment. |
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(Not being a native speaker of English, I have difficulties |
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understanding this sentence. "Far" appears to be a typo for "for"? |
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But what is the meaning of "education [...] of software development"? |
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"Open environment" sounds like marketing babble, or is it an |
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expression with a fixed meaning?) |
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Ulrich |