Deb Richardson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:

> In my opinion, for the sake of simplicity, any documentation having the
> following characteristics should be allowed:
> 
>    1) it can be freely reformatted
>    2) it can be freely distributed

You'd be best to define `freely', I think.  Some folks will resent
having things they have written subsumed by (say) Red Hat or Debian
and incorporated into some product which is then sold at a profit.
Some won't.  FWIW, I think it would be best if authors allowed this
form of redistribution (the DFSG requires it, consequently so does the
Open Source Definition).

jason
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