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Date: Tue, 15 May 2012 12:50:18 +0200
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Am 15.05.2012 12:43, schrieb nicolas vigier:
> On Tue, 15 May 2012, Anne Nicolas wrote:
>
>>
>> So we have to answer quite quickly and together. What I (personally) think
>> about this:
>> - Mageia should not join that work group because we do have defined our own
>> governance model and what is proposed here would change it
>> - Mageia is an independant project and must stay as it
>> - Having a clear position now will show we are ok to have mdv in ecosystem
>> but it will not change our principles
>>
>> WDYT ? Mdv official announcement is planned for tomorrow
>
> It looks like something to bring Mageia community back to Mandriva.
>
> I also agree we should not join this :
> - it's not clear what this entity will be doing and why it is needed
> - the Mageia.org governance model is good, we don't need an other entity
> - it's free software so we can already share code with other
>    distributions if needed, without joining a new entity
> - joining this would confuse people about independance of Mageia
>
> So I think we have nothing to gain by joining, and a lot we can lose.
>
One hundred percent d'accord.

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Oliver Burger aka obgr_seneca

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