At 23:02 28/12/2003, Edward C. Bailey wrote:
However, the next logical step is when things start to run off the tracks. What's the most natural thing to do with an existing document when the software described in that document changes? That's right -- modify the document to reflect the changes made to the software.
And at *that* point we're *definitely* talking about "substantive modifications", so we're into prohibited territory.
Bottom line -- The Red Hat Linux is not part of the Fedora project, so the only way to move forward wrt Fedora Core documentation is to concentrate on the creation of new content...
What a bloody waste. Are the Redhat people such a bunch of **** that they wont allow re-use, not even when moderated by their own staff?
Can someone inside redhat raise this please? It *was* redhat that gave birth to Fedora.
regards DaveP
