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Re: ~Ugly Proposal (Was Re: Deity project schedule problems)

On Mon, 22 Sep 1997, Greg Vence wrote:

> How about an observer to write a minimal summary on a weekly basis? 
> They'd be on the list but not really contribute except back to Debian of
> status and "well agreed upon decissions."

This would be better than nothing, but anyway I _don't_ like the fact the
code is undisclosed.
The fact that Deity is part or not of Debian doesn't really matter IMHO,
as long as we get GPL'd source code.

Thus I'd rather like a weekly source snapshot than a weekly summary. If
the coders don't want feedback about Deity, they can simply ignore&delete
any email related to deity (I personaly do it for spam, and it works great
;)
Not to mention that they probably waste much more time dealing with
useless "Why don't you release source code?"-like questions than
with (potentianly) usefull feedback.

	Cordialement,

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