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Re: next approach: new non-free/contrib policy

On Sun, 27 Jul 1997, Jim Pick wrote:

> 
> > 2. non-us
> > =========
> > 
> > Packages which are export-restricted in the US have to go to into the 
> > `non-us' distribution. 
> 
> Perhaps we should include free packages that depend on non-US packages
> here too.

Yes. I proposed that such packages (depending on non-US packages and
being "free" itself) can either go into `non-us/main' _or_ into
`contrib'.

(I don't think it makes much differences, but uploading to `contrib' is
perhaps easier for the maintainer--I don't know.)


Thanks,

Chris

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