Re: [council] #57: Seeking Council feedback/input on draft third party software policy

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#57: Seeking Council feedback/input on draft third party software policy
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 Reporter:  pfrields     |       Owner:
   Status:  new          |    Priority:  normal
Component:  General      |  Resolution:
 Keywords:  workstation  |
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Comment (by mattdm):

 For the second part,

 > "The Council recognizes that allowing selected third-party non-free
 software to be installed is a valid experiment in advancing Fedora's
 mission. Non-free software may not be presented to the user without
 explicit user enablement in any Fedora Edition or Spin."

 This covers the opt-in aspect, but it loses a couple of things that I feel
 are really important -- in fact, ''more'' important.

 First, whether it's in search or any other interface, I think there needs
 to be a distinction in presentation between non-free and free/open
 software which is understandable to all levels of user.

 Second, I want this whole thing to be in service of promoting free/open
 software. Prioritizing search results is a suggestion for one way that
 could manifest, and the educational materials are another way, but I hope
 the design will really reflect that goal throughout.

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