> Red Hat needs the community leaders to make this work, so my $10 bet > is those who really want to get involved will get all the mind > numbingly dull information about the legalities of a corporate seeded > NPO they ask for. I asked, privately, for the information. I haven't gotten a response to that yet. I have a number of folks tell me that the reason the answers aren't forthcoming is b/c they don't have any answers. It was a slight misstatement in the press and now it needs to be figured out. But, as has often been the case with fedora, it's a good idea to keep up the public conversation otherwise you end up with folks thinking it was just a publicity stunt. I'd rather make sure it's not and in case anyone has any doubts about my intentions, despite the stuff I work on for fedora, I'd like to see the fedora foundation happen and be successful. Crazy, huh! -sv
