Fedora's advice on GPL compliance

Really?!

What a load of tripe.

Almost all commercial entities that ship with GPL components (binary) make note to the fact
that the OSS code can be downloaded from their website.

'Ambassadors' are merely 'sales-persons' in an OSS world.   
If I buy product X from a commercial retailer, if I really want the source, I go to the
website, it shouldn't need to be any different with Linux distributions.

If this is what the FSF has got to, they really do have their heads up their butts.

Should I expect that GPLv4 will mean that I'll only be able to give binary distributions to my
friends (Windows converts to Linux for the first time) a source CD (which they will never
use), and ensure I have a stuffed parrot on my shoulder whilst  singing 'Mull of Kintyre'?

The availability of source code is just that... it's 'available'  The Internet is a perfect
medium to deliver it.  For the small percentage that will actually request it, they can
download it.

It's time the FSF come out of their ivory towers and start actually mixing with people in the
bazaar.