Updated policy
George Staikos
staikos at kde.org
Fri Feb 13 20:03:11 GMT 2004
On Friday 13 February 2004 13:15, Olaf Jan Schmidt wrote:
> After getting constructive feedback from Rob, Gerhard and Harri, I changed
> the wording of my suggested policy to deal with the mentioned problems.
>
> This is my new suggestion:
>
> "KDE does not host software which promotes illegal activities or which
> primary purpose is illegal in the countries where the main KDE servers
> (web servers, FTP server, CVS server, mailing lists) are located. KDE
> also does not promote illegal activities on its website, in the
> documentation and in the default settings.
Illegal where? We host things in various places, and laws vary from country
to country. I don't see how you can decide this, and even then, how you will
resolve conflicts. In Canada, citizens pay taxes in exchange for
downloading/copying/sharing content. Therefore no private citizen is
harassed about downloading music etc. Do you propose that we bar all
software that infringes on any law anywhere?
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George Staikos
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