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Re: General Positive Feedback re: revision of site (fwd)
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- Subject: Re: General Positive Feedback re: revision of site (fwd)
- From: "David Wheeler" <[email protected]>
- Date: Tue, 28 Sep 1999 15:38:58 -0400
- In-reply-to: Donnie Barnes <[email protected]> "Re: General Positive Feedback re: revision of site (fwd)" (Sep 28, 10:24am)
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Donnie Barnes wrote:
>Pardon me, but you seem to have the word "manifesto" confused with "license".
Perhaps; I think the problem is that the web page is confusing.
I'm quoting "http://www.linuxdoc.org/copyright.html";. The first thing
it says is "Please read the license carefully--", and it
says that it is the "Linux Documentation Project Copying License".
It sure LOOKS like a license.
>AFAIK there is *no* LDP "license", and it is my goal to
>keep it that way. Well, there certainly can be a suggested one, but
>I don't want any required one.
Okay. Actually, we agree on that.
In practice, the various documents include their own (different) licenses,
but the top-level web pages make it appear that something else is going on.
That top-level web page should state that "all LDP documents are released
under the terms of their own license".
>Whoa! Watch your quoting, pal. I didn't write any of the above
Mea culpa! I'm sorry, I didn't mean to misrepresent what you said.
My apologies; no offense intended.
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