Hi,
On Mon, Nov 09, 2026 at 08:00:25AM +0900, Charles Plessy wrote:
I think that you are overstretching the results of the GR.
Option 1 was clearly intented to take a decision that is binding to all
the Debian members and contributors, and its proposers made it clear.
To the best of my knowledge all other options were written in reaction
to option 1. The people who wrote these options never expressed the
opinion that they would have started a GR if option 1 had not been
proposed.
Whatever option won, it is the result of rejecting option 1.
as the person who prompted the LLM that created the option that
eventually won I must admit that Ian's interpretation of the language I
caused to be created does have a BIG point. I started reading his e-mail
with a frown and rolling eyes and ended with "f*ck, he's right".
I a increasingly concerned, however, about the absence of the DFSG team
in this discussion. Being silent in a discussion as one of the concerned
parties is seldomly the right thing to do.
Germany is seeing this pattern in the non-discussion of our
Bundespräsidentin candidate by our Chancellor in the last week while the
rest of the country was having a vivid discussion about who should be
President. Keeping silence (or worse: Saying "I adhere to process, I
will be silent for another week") hast left Friedrich Merz in a
significantly weakened state.
Greetings
Marc
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