> Cancel "culture" activists want Debian to sign a petition regarding > Richard Stallman's membership in the Board of Directors of the Free Software > Foundation. > > This is not our business. Debian has a mission, and matters of the membership > of other organisations is not our concern. Partly. We, Debian, must learn from it. Facts: * rms was kicked from FSF board * rms is back at FSF board To me it says: * There was a time that FSF did internal repairs * Current FSF is unaware of their stink We, Debian, do our internal repairs, we deal with errors[1], are aware of what our smell is and what our smell will be. I haven't checked yet all vote options. I will find an option like the membership of other organisations is not our concern or have to create such option. Note to all who think I should choose a side: It is about choosing whom to work with, not to judge with whom not. A better world starts from within. > All the best, > Dmitry Smirnov > GPG key : 4096R/52B6BBD953968D1B > > --- > The suppression of uncomfortable ideas may be common in religion and > politics, but it is not the path to knowledge; it has no place in the > endeavor of science. > -- Carl Sagan > Regards Geert Stappers [1] includes reference to a simular account name -- Silence is hard to parse
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