Marco d'Itri wrote:
You first need to show that there are bugs and that the precedent
decisions are wrong. So far nobody actually managed to do this.
The MPL (section 3.2) requires that source code remain available for 12
after initial distribution or 6 months after distribution of a
subsequent version. Debian's FTP archive does not do this. Regardless of
whether the MPL is free or not, Debian does not (and with current
infrastructure, can not guarantee that it will) follow this license.
Therefor, ftp-master should reject MPL-licensed uploads.
[Snapshot.debian.net does not help because Debian made legally
responsible for ensuring the code remains available by the MPL, and as
we know all to well snapshot.d.n is not invincible.]
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