El 19/01/12 00:55, Chris Walters escribió: > I am truly surprised that Gentoo, and more GNU/Linux and *BSD sites did not > join in the 'blackout'. The only one I saw that did was opensuse.org . Some of us did support the movement on our ways, for example the Gentoo Hardened team didn't twit the main points of today's meeting unlike we usually do as a way of protest, but of course nobody in the team complained about that.
The problem is, in order to get something bigger, you'll probably need to get approval by either the Council or the Board of Trustees, maybe even from both but, the meetings of these guys have their own dates (last council meeting was on the 10th and last trustees ones on the 15th) and nobody on the community (this includes you) raised the issue of blacking out the page. Of course, anybody from infra could just have gone ahead and done it but if anybody complained he would have had to respond to the Council for that so nobody wanted to take the risk. So what now? Well if you want to see Gentoo opossing SOPA and PIPA openly you should raise those points to the council and the trustees so they discuss them on the next meeting.
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