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Hi Luiz,

I think there´s a misunderstanding here. We´re not representatives of the
brazilian community, nor we will ever be. We are only 3 co-founders of TDF,
we should be here to help. Neither more nor less than anyone, understand?

Here´s not Oracle, got you? ;-)

In this context, all that are participating in the brasilian community has
the same voice that I have, or you, or Paulo Lima, or anyone else, see?

2011/5/8 luiz <lcoluiggi@gmail.com>

Happy Mother's Day for all,

After intervention of Paulo and David I need to clarify some points.
There is no suspicion against TDF. We embrace the cause for seven months
with great joy. TDF does not know the Brazilian community, only a few people
(Claudio, Olivier, David).


That´s not true. TDF know the brasilian community and wanna keep a good
relationship with everybody in Brazil. A member of the SC answer your
questions and clarify to you some points. Do you know when that could be
possible to happens in the same situation, under Oracle´s control? Never,
see?

In this situation, TDF is trully meritocratic, as you can see. There´s no
border´s here, dude? ;-)


I assure you that the Brazilian Community is much larger than these three
people,


Thank´s God it´s, otherwise nothing comes out!


though I have the utmost respect for the work they have evolved and
developed in favor of free software in Brazil and worldwide. If there is
agreement on the question of domains I agree with David that must be met.


Thank you so much. I have the same respect for you. ;-)


As you tend to be quite pragmatic, I'll try to explain the situation well
in practice. What is the problem here?

- Domain redirection: Is there an agreement? Who did? When? Who is failing?


That´s a good start! This agreement was made by Claudio and Olivier to the
TDF. Verbally and/or per e-mail and/or by messengers.

The domains ".org.br" are under the responsibility of Claudio, since ever,
and he always knew that. If he never told you or for the community, maybe
you should ask him why.


- This discussion arose after a question from Florian: Who translates Press
Releases and how are they published in local communities? Replied on
condition of community volunteer LibreOffice Brazil in the area of
Communication.

You say, Charles, you do not care about internal problems of the Brazilian
community. However, the Brazilians who represent us in the TDF do not seem
to talk.


As I said, we´re not representatives for the brazilian community, we're just
TDF co-founders. The position of a "br-representative" creates a dangerous
figure of centralization and filtering contacts with TDF, and TDF don´t want
this at all.

So, be sure the TDF is happy and really thankful for your help.

Maybe someone told you that could possible make some political trampoline
into the TDF. For this hypothesis, the answer is clear: TDF is not political
platform for anybody. Not at all. TDF is meritocratic and be sure, your help
will be allways wellcome.


And I, Paulo, and all the other volunteers of this great Brazilian
community has nothing to do with it.


Therefore, you have an open channel to talk with the TDF, not as
representative of the brazilian community, but as representative of
yourself.

Best,

David


 Regards,

Luiz Oliveira


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