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Re: Quiet round here!
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Alex Hudson |
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Re: Quiet round here! |
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Sun, 27 May 2001 21:53:38 +0100 |
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On Sun, May 27, 2001 at 08:34:22PM +0100, MJ Ray wrote:
> I'm currently marking and then I've got to write up, so I'm afraid
> I'll be none too verbose for a while. I'll do what I can to help,
> though.
Fairy snuff :)
> > But, apart from that, comments please!!
> Here we go...
You could have put that red pen down for a while, though :)
> > 2. To provide the means to create an Organisation based on these goals
> > for the UK, with the intention of becoming an Associate of the Free
> > Software Foundation Europe.
>
> Lots of Superfluous Capitals. Get rid of Them. This isn't A Legal
> Document with Definitions. Do the same below.
Actually, they were there specifically to show that these words had
definitions. So where I referred to Organisation, that was what I wasn
talking about.
> > 3. To clearly set out and define the role of this organisation, paying
> ^^^^^^^^^^^ cut excess words.
> > special attention to any issues pertaining to the local situation in
> "about"? ^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ^^^^^ superfluous
> > the UK.
Excess verbosity, okay.
> > 6. To liase with the FSFE when needed, to participate in the Free
> ^^^^^ "liaise"? Not sure. Same below.
Pedant :-)
> > 2. To discuss the creation of a Free Software organisation intended to
> > be separate from the FSFE family of organisations, or with remit
> Hrm, need to be careful. The idea of associates is to not be part of
> FSFE, although maybe "FSFE family" covers it, but you need to watch
> this. I'd drop that clause.
I get your point, but how about rewording? The point I was trying to make
was "this org should be constructive to current FSFE efforts", so we
wouldn't be arguing over whether or not it should be pro-FSFE, or pro-Free
Software but anti-FSF, etc.. so perhaps I could restate .. but yes, I think
your point is right, it could be misinterpreted too.
Thanks for your input,
Alex.
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