From: "Rahul Sundaram" sundaram@redhat.com
Hi
I I don't want to join it for the sake of a month; I wish to go from three to five. I prefer not to rejig my yum configurations and/or up2date configurations, and I don't wish to go to four at this late state.
Pretty simple. Continue getting updates from Fedora Legacy till Fedora Core 5 is released.
"responsibility to contribute."
Jo and I don't contribute? You gotta be joking. We've both been helping out on these lists for years (with a minor break or two when RH left us).
If you would like to get updates from Fedora Legacy project for a longer duration you will have to contribute to that project specifically which is what I meant earlier in context.
You're not listening, Rahul. That leads me to wonder just who constitutes the community that does the influences Fedora policies. I guess folks on this list are basically peons who are not part of the "community" or at least we're not as equal as other members.
We're aware of the policy. We disagree with it. And we're agitating for a change. It appears to affect John directly. It won't affect me until 6 test 2. But I expect I'll get plenty annoyed at that time. And if the annoyance is big enough I can go for some honest autocracy and setup with FreeBSD. (And maybe lose some of the GPL encumbrance problems.)
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