> > We should clarify the misrepresentations now, correct the misinformation > and publicize facts instead of turmoil, however cathartic that turmoil > may seem to some with a need to express visions of future GNU and > volunteer structures. > > I truly believe that history will apologize to Richard for the current > round of smears, however long it takes for fair truth to form in the > public perception. It does not feel inappropriate to start apologizing now. >
No it will not. This is why we must be firm and agressive in clearing his reputation.
