Re: Subprojects in Savannah

[Luis Falcon]

Hello, Christopher

On Mon, 30 Nov 2020 16:16:50 +0100
Christopher Dimech <dimech@gmx.com> wrote:
> > >    We, the GNU family, have a reason to celebrate today :)
> > >
> > > I do not see it at that.  It is a sad afair when one needs to
> > > intervenenterveene in this manner.  
> 
> Sad but at times necessary.  Let's see we learn from this.  We
> can get stuck in our own ways like any other organisation that
> collapsed in the past.  We're no special.

You're very right, let's all learn from it, and move forward.

Again, it is a day to celebrate, and let's all be happy for once :) 
> 
> 
> > What do you mean?? First you ask not to leave, now we don't leave,
> > you are sad? That is your choice but your choice won't ruin my day.
> > It's up to us to look up to a brighter future at GNU or keep on
> > wining over the past. So yes, we're happy to be here, and grateful
> > to Amin.
> >
> > I am really fed up of all this protectionism around the FSF. We are
> > at GNU because Richard Stallman (unfairly pushed to resignation) 10
> > years ago adopted the project. We are happy here, and with most of
> > the community members, and we have all the right to complain and
> > make all the noise when required.  
> 
> Quite correct.
> 
Thank you, Christopher. We care so much about GNU, and we have to fight
to make sure it remains Libre and not controlled by any organization in
particular. 
 
In times where the initial and beautiful philosophy of Libre
software is vanishing, and corporations are taking over many
Libre projects and platforms, is when we have to stay united, otherwise
GNU will be history in some years from now. That is what these large
corporations want.

All the best
Luis




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