Michael Bohn <[email protected]> writes: > Hello Lea, > my english is not very well, sorry for that. > I read same of the mails and we in germany have a anti-discrimination law. > So if there is an anti-discrimination at the FSF in germany, I think > the best way is to complaint this. > > I’m very happy that I could use your libreboot on my GA-G41M-ES2L ( > thanks Damien Zammit) and I will use libreboot in the future on my > Asus C100PA ( thanks Paul Kocialkowski) > > I hope we could solve this nightmare, because I belive we all love > opensource or ?
Or not. <https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/open-source-misses-the-point.html> Anyway, it's quite outside of the scope of legally providable information and responsibility of the included mailing lists to address or "solve" a workspace conflict and the operation and decision-making of the FSF's HR department. While I readily admit that the libreboot project might want to reconsider its organisation and associations, the current project lead has announced a separation from the GNU project. So I don't see that it makes sense to include the GNU maintainer list in Cc any more. I am adjusting the Reply-To header accordingly. -- David Kastrup
