On 05/19/2009 10:37 PM, Bill Nottingham wrote:
Ewan Mac Mahon (ewan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx) said:
This sort of decision is always going to be a balance; on the one hand
there are clearly real costs to Fedora in having a blanket ban on flags,
and on the other we have (according to spot[1]) "no specific legal issue
at this time".
They specifically stated that it may/will prevent Fedora from being
available or acceptable in some countries. That's not insignificant.
That's a pretty vague sentence. Do we have something more specific to
work with, to justify this whole fiasco ? Have people complained ? Were
threats made ? Bugzilla tickets filed ? Did the PRC threaten to add
fedoraproject.org to the big firewall if we don't stop shipping FreeCIV
immediately (a CeasePackage-and-desist letter :-) ) ?
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