more about it soon, but can
confirm that it works for 20+, with video and screen sharing. Also have
quite a bit of info at
https://libreplanet.org/wiki/Remote_Communication.
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t your new adventure.
>
+1! :)
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it’s
> worth changing unless there is a compelling reason or something has
> changed to warrant it.
Swear words also cause web pages to get blocked by filters/proxies,
especially in US public schools.
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s. This is similar to an
> approach we discussed on the last call, with one variation. As such,
> I’d like to propose the following path forward (again, using GPL-2.0
> but for all GNU licenses):
>
Thanks to everyone for working with us on this!
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"Wheeler, David A" writes:
> John Sullivan:
>> A key part is missing in the description of the original FSF proposal here
>> though -- which is deprecating the existing GPL-2.0 and similar "plain"
>> identifiers for GNU licenses so that the identifiers us
r ways to indicate ambiguity/uncertainty,
including possibly using NOASSERTION.
Can we get a list of all of the options on the table for dealing with
the case of "found a copy of the GPLv2, but no licensing statement
anywhere"?
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ted worldwide, without royalty, in any medium, provided this
notice is preserved."
The notice you are pointing to in your footnotes is: "Everyone is
permitted to copy and distribute verbatim copies of this license
document, but changing it is not allowed."
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