On Thu, 29 Jan 2004, Andrew Suffield wrote: > > I recall only ever finding two violations of the above, and I assure you I > > had their accounts locked within the hour, and they were ultimately > > expelled from the project. > If you were to follow debian-legal, you'd find that this sort of thing > happens all the time. We regularly find stuff in the archive that > shouldn't be there. It's usually a mistake.
Er, I think there is a huge difference in significance here. Finding a mistakenly uploaded package in the archive that accidently got past James/etc because of a subtle license issue is fantastically different than catching someone deliberatly using Debian machines to warez copies of commercial PC games. I really think the most serious problem with the DMUP is that section 3 is labled 'Policies' not 'Guidlines'. Really, the document is ment to be: "Don't do something stupid with Debian boxes that could get Debian or it's sponsors in trouble. Here are some examples." I'm personally pretty happy with how sections 1 and 2 read <shrug> Jason -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
