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Re: Package announcements changes.

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Nikhil Nair:
> On Tue, 5 Nov 1996, Mark Shuttleworth wrote:
> > Or even better: a RedistibutionPolicy: header in the .deb file,  which
> > could have values 'free',  'non-free' and 'contrib',  thus unifying the
> > whole Debian tree.
...
> 
> In the middle term I think your idea is excellent.

I disagree. It's important to be able to see whether a package is
free, contrib or non-free just by the location. Maintaining ftp
mirrors becomes a nightmare otherwise.

(Yes, some of use do care about free vs non-free rather deeply, even
if we aren't the FSF.)

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