No GPLv2-only projects on Savannah
Posted Mar 23, 2006 3:21 UTC (Thu) by
joey (subscriber, #328)
In reply to:
No GPLv2-only projects on Savannah by xtifr
Parent article:
No GPLv2-only projects on Savannah
> This guy's a Debian developer. Debian has its own, fairly-well publicized, > Sourceforge clone, Alioth. Why would this guy be trying to use Savannah
> instead of Alioth, unless he was trying to play politics?
In that hypothetical case, before assuming someone was playing politics, I'd think: Maybe he wasn't working on a Debian-related project, thought that Savannah seemed the best place for his project and sent a courtesy post to debian-legal since that list is still mulling over gpl 3 and so has an obvious interest in how quickly the FSF is adopting it?
When I signed up to be a Debian developer, I did not sign up to limit myself to working exclusively on that project, nor did I sign up to be accused of playing politics.
(FYI, Francesco Poli is not a Debian developer, and the project, "markonvert", deals with Fortran, which is not especially relevant to most of Debian.)
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