O Luns, 22 de Setembro de 2003 ás 10:57:37 -0400, Richard Stallman escribía:
> Not long ago, people were trying to reassure me that if invariant > sections were removable, nobody would remove them. I guess not. If they were both removable and modifiable (so not invariant), they would be DFSG-free and nobody would have any reason to remove them. Even if they were removable but not modifiable, they would still not be DFSG-free, so the only way to get a DFSG-free document would be to have them removed. > This reinforces my conclusion that it is essential for these sections > to be unremovable as well as unmodifiable. Well, in that case they'll make the document DFSG-nonfree. If they were removable and modifiable the document would be DFSG-free (except for the DRM clause, of course). So, to summarize: Removable and modifiable -> Debian would most certainly carry them Removable but unmodifiable -> Debian would remove them Unremovable and unmodifiable -> Debian would not carry the document at all -- Tarrío (Compostela)
