Branden Robinson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Some people like who? That people can still get Debian packages of the > manuals if they want them doesn't mean that moving a package from main > to non-free is more than a bookkeeping change. It is also an > acknowledgement that said package is not (completely) Free.
Sunnavind seemed to think that it doesn't really hurt anyone to just set the text limit to zero bytes, in the message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>). > There is one possible exception. The Debian Manifesto bears no > copyright notice (though it is explicitly authored by Ian Murdock), and > is not explicitly mentioned by the doc-debian/copyright file. Therefore > it might be in license limbo, unless he's made a statement about its > licensing in the past. Or maybe the document belongs to the Project. I think Ian Murdock would be happy to say it belongs to the Project. (That's just a guess.) In which case, we can distribute it under whatever terms we choose, and it's no obstacle to anything.
