On Wed, Feb 23, 2011 at 4:37 PM, satyaakam goswami <[email protected]>wrote:

> I am not talking about general public. I am talking about us.
>>
> lets not differentiate this way  , this creates distances , when people ask
> me who are you i say i am a student and i am nobody . actually it does not
> matter who am i or you are for there purposes.
>
>
>> I am talking about you are me that we must allow a single space for any
>> proprietary technology in our events.
>>
>
> well this event in particular i cannot have this rule , if you are offended
> in any way because i hosted an event page in iitd-lug wiki  without
> restrictions please let me know , i will be more than happy to take it
> elsewhere now that i have learned how to create pages on python.orgitself.
>
>

I donot thing that we are discusing about next python meetup exactly.  and I
do not think that anbody with Windows code is coming to meetup.

Discussion started when KG said, Meetup such as Python should not enforce
FOSSy rules and I opposed that M$ and other propeitary technology don't give
a single space for FOSS then why should we care for M$. we can be neutral
like you. So most of the discussion in this thread is basically is on a
question- "should we include M$ platform via such platform indepant
technology or meetup "like" PUG should have space for Windows Speaker ?" My
answer is NO -- However I am not discouraging windows Users. All I want to
discourage window user as speaker to show their code when they can do it on
Linux.




> And Python said to be Platform independent language then we need not to
>> include Windows guys. I will be in meeting and If somebody comes with
>> windows and python code then I would say -- "Oh Man this is platform
>> independent language, you can easily run it on GNU/Linux , Let
>> checkout,,take this GNU/Linux laptop. Hey dude, see it works, Now go and
>> connect this laptop with projector and discuss/present".
>>
> i do not agree with this approach , we need to write for all platforms. How
> does writing FOSS software for windows will support windows or M$ , what
> about the person who is writing the software who gets paid in the process
> and he is a legit FOSS person. So we cannot have a fatwa just like that  in
> my IMHO :-)
>
>
>> I do not find any reason to include M$ in agenda
>>
>
> i am not including nor excluding or dictating any terms for this particular
> meeting so i was neutral , will stay neutral .
>
>
>>
>>
>>>  Supporting GNU/Linux and unSupporting M$ platform are two different
>>> task and one should follow both.
>>>
>>> correct i agree with this approach, what do you mean by UnSupporting ?
>>>
>>>
>>
>> http://blog.narendrasisodiya.com/2011/02/please-do-not-care-about-non-foss.html
>>
>
> ok so where is your mission statement for same and how are you going to do
> it , apart from being a fanatic ;-)
>
>
we are still in discussion mode. also my article write "should" it means one
can follow any path.

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