Alexandre Oliva wrote:
It would be far more comforting if Fedora committed itself to respect its users' freedoms in the general terms established by the FSD and the OSD, rather than to commit itself to not disrespect them in some particular ways.
Commitment is the first thing established in the guidelines but what follows is clarifications and exceptions on how it applies to the entire distribution instead of merely relying on abstract definitions of freedom. Does FSD apply to GNU FDL including it's invariant sections? If you can suggest some precise wording that would improve or clarify the guidelines please do.
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