Re: Amendment to GR on GFDL, and the changes to the Social Contract
On Fri, 20 Jan 2006 11:45:26 -0500, Christopher Martin
<chrsmrtn@debian.org> said:
> So let's start again. Let's say that someone tried put forward a new
> amendment in place of the old. This amendment makes clear its
> intention to assert the position of the Debian Project as viewing
> the GFDL, minus invariant sections, to be sufficiently free to meet
> the DFSG and be included in main. Would you accept the amendment?
> Given all my arguments in previous posts, would you require a
> supermajority for the amendment to pass?
If you want to override the delegates decision that works
licensed under the GFDL are incontrovertibly non-free, that is a
separate GR. We'll even fast track it to appear before this
one. (This falls under determining which issues are the same and fall
on the same ballot).
manoj
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