On 2003-10-07 08:16:28 +0100 Peter Karlsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
wrote:
I don't read debian-legal, but I've read some of the messages
referenced from DWN. I don't agree.
It is very easy to write "I don't agree" but it is not an argument. I
suggest you explain your reasons for not using this normal definition
of software, else I will dismiss you as an irrational.
including the one where Bruce Perens clarified that the DFSG were
written to apply to everything in debian
Yeah, I saw that one. This means that we cannot include stuff like
software licenses in Debian, which in turn means that we cannot really
distributed Debian itself. Thus it's a void argument.
That does not follow. You seem to have some faulty assumption that
you are not disclosing. Deduction of this absurdity should have
alerted you to a problem with your reasoning.
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