Gard Spreemann <[email protected]> writes: > "Theodore Tso" <[email protected]> writes: > >> On Tue, Aug 11, 2026 at 04:10:00PM -0500, Gard Spreemann wrote: >>> The proposal deals with *direct* contributions to Debian, including, but >>> not limited to: >>> >>> * Debian packaging >>> * Submissions (messages, bug reports, patches, etc.) to the BTS, Salsa, >>> mailing lists and other Debian platforms >>> * Debian project software >>> * Debian infrastructure >>> * Debian web resources >> >> What is meant by "Debian infrastructure" or "Debian web resources". > > I meant computers run by the project, and web services run by the > project.
In light of other people reading my distinction between "direct" and "indirectly" differently than I had intended, I should clarify: The above is not intended to forbid Debian from running in its infrastructure software that has AI-generated parts, as long as those are upstream parts of that software. Say for example a HTTP server. That AI is *indirectly* a part of Debian (or in this case the Debian infrastructure). Software written directly *for* Debian infrastructure, on the other hand, would be affected. Think for example a (Debian-bespoke) web service backend serving some of the requests of the above HTTP server. Best, Gard
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