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Re: Our social contract with the free-software community

Jim Pick <jim@jimpick.com> writes:
> > 1. The software may be redistributed by anyone. The license may restrict
> >    a source file from being distributed in modified form, as long as it
> >    allows modified binary files, and files that are distributed along
> >    with the source for the express purpose of modifying the source.
> 
> You could clarify this point a bit:
[...]

This is exactly what I was about to suggest myself, only expressed
better.  I think that we should make it clear that we do not like it
when we can't modify sources, but that this in itself is not a reason
we will automatically reject a package for Debian.
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