Re: [council] #70: Need official list of sub-projects

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#70: Need official list of sub-projects
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 Reporter:  bex      |       Owner:
   Status:  new      |    Priority:  normal
Component:  General  |  Resolution:
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Comment (by smooge):

 This might be not what Bex was meaning, but this was my first idea on the
 problems of 'official' recognition. In many countries, saying something is
 'officially' sponsored has multiple legal and cultural implications:

 * The sponsoring agency will give it legal protection. [Lawyer fees are
 covered]
 * The sponsoring agency will give it monetary protection. [Debts are
 covered]
 * The sponsoring agency will support the program as best as possible in
 keeping it active. [Recruitment etc]

 The subparts have a feudal relationship to the recognizer, and as long as
 they are 'loyal' are expected to be 'protected' by their overpart.

 In the US and some other countries, the general population have different
 views of this, but the legal system in some are still set up to recognize
 that saying something is 'official' or not has these obligations. This is
 why various organizations are very very careful in labeling things
 official or not. It isn't that they are stiffling innovation, it just
 means that they are on the hook in saying it whether they knew or not.

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