Steve Langasek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Since English is the lingua franca of debian-legal, I think the main reason
> for wanting licenses in English is so that we can protect ourselves from legal
> troubles.
How? Are there even any lawyers subscribed to debian-legal?
Which languages do they speak?
Which jurisdictions are they qualified for?
The last time I saw a request for *real* legal help go out, it was met with
silence.
I don't see how the English speaking non-lawyers can do a job any better
than the Spanish or French or Esperanto speaking non-lawyers.
So there.
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