> it discriminates against people without regular internet access.
1. The IBM and Apple licenses also ask for you to have a URL where your
modifications can be found. I suspect things under those licenses are
already accepted into main. This is specificaly negociated _for_debian_
from IBM and Apple's previous policy, which required email with _every_
modification.
2. Many people are capable of putting something on the web for you if you
mail them a floppy. I'd do it if asked. I also give out free web sites
to worthy causes, as do many people. So I don't think that regular internet
access is a true barrier, and there are few places left in the world where
irregular access can not be had.
3. I think it's _really_ stretching the point, anyway.
4. It's not a usage fee, and usage fees _would_ run awry of the DFSG.
Thanks
Bruce
