On Sun, May 14, 2017 at 08:08:09AM +0200, Tollef Fog Heen wrote: > Indeed. I also think there's a hang-up about financial conflicts of > interest in the discussion, but for at least me (and I suspect others), > money is a pretty weak motivator. I generally have enough that it's > something I don't need to spend much mental energy on. An example of > what I do think could cause conflicts of interest is where I'm part of > some community (free software or not) and my interest is in ensuring I > have a good standing or status in that community and this colours > judgements I make in Debian. I object to collecting all that > information, though. It would feel entirely too intrusive. > > There's a question of what is a legitimate interest and what is not, and > this might be worth exploring, but I suspect it all comes down to «it > depends» and reasonableness tests. [...] > I think «geniunely acting as independent individuals» is a meaningless > concept, since everything we do is coloured by the context we're in and > that includes social relations. totally (=+1 on all quoted). Also, motivation and interests change. So, I'm sorry, but IMO this wiki page is a waste of time with misleading results. That said, have fun anyway but don't be surprised if the page stays pretty empty and gets outdated fast. -- cheers, Holger
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