(For clarification: writing with Raphael Hertzog's DPL team hat on) On 11/03/08 at 03:07 +0000, MJ Ray wrote: > Will you delegate someone to resolve bugs.debian.org/238245 and > bugs.debian.org/388141 at long last? That is, get www.debian.org > to follow the DFSG and to display better copyright statements. > In particular, delegation seems necessary to avoid bureaucratic > blocks to getting impartial legal advice. It seems to me that, for this issue to be solved, we first need a clear consensus on debian-www@ about: - the plan we are going to follow - the license we are going to use
It could be a good idea to write a DEP about that, so other developers have a clear document to read and understand (as opposed to a bug log). After consensus is reached on -www@, to move forward with the plan, I don't have a problem with publicly lending authority to someone, so this developer can take care of contacting the former contributors with more authority. Questions about that issue: 1) You seem to think that delegating someone now would be useful. Why? 2) Javier Fernández-Sanguino Peña's plan include: | b) old contributors to the web site [..] should be contacted and ask to | agree to this license change. | | c) a note should be added to the Debian site [..] describing the | license change [..] and giving a 6 month period for comments. If some old contributors can't be contacted, would a note on the website visible for 6 months be legally enough to move forward with the license change? Later, you suggested shortening that period. Is this legally possible? -- | Lucas Nussbaum | [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.lucas-nussbaum.net/ | | jabber: [EMAIL PROTECTED] GPG: 1024D/023B3F4F |
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