On 6/19/11 12:57 PM, Andrea Pescetti wrote:
Just "free software license" linked to
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html would exactly match with the
RMS quote on http://www.documentfoundation.org/supporters/ and would
include both free-permissive licenses (Apache) and free-copyleft
licenses (LGPL).
I agree, although I have a personal preference for copyleft vs
permissive, because - as a user - I feel that permissive does not
respect users (because they might be used to lure users into proprietary
software because of specific features available only in proprietary
versions of the program).
Anything else would be a new interpretation of the original statement
and would exclude (or discourage) some free software from the extensions
repository, but of course the Steering Committee is free to decide on
the policy of the LibreOffice websites regardless of RMS's quotes from
months ago.
The policy is quite clear, and is not going to change. The problem is
that there might be SC members who are not subscribed here, and that I
would like express the concept is a way that is not possible to start
another discussion about the merit of licenses, as I think that we had
even too many of them during the podling at ASF.
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