Re: Subprojects in Savannah

[Luis Falcon]

Hello, Ian

This usually happens... instead of moving forward, we get a
repertoire of defensive arguments that takes us nowhere in facing and
tackling the real problems at GNU.org .

First of all, GNU.org is NOT and cannot be the FSF backyard, and should
not be controlled by the FSF. I don't care if you are an FSF sysadmin.
That job does not give you a higher position of ownership or control to
GNU resources. 

Whether you like it or not, GNU belongs to the GNU community, it belongs
to all of us, an international, diverse community. So yes,any time I
talk about GNU resources, I am very proud to say "our" resources.

Second, I will complain anytime, anywhere and about anything I consider
necessary, and it will not be you who will restrain my right to do so.

Third and last, I think the GNU Ethical Repository Criteria
Evaluations[1] need to be updated. For instance, Gitlab has a C
(approved), and it seems like it denies access to Cuba and other
countries[2].

Have a good day

1.-  https://www.gnu.org/software/repo-criteria-evaluation.html
2.-  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_source-code-hosting_facilities