On Thu, Aug 2, 2012 at 6:27 PM, Thomas Harding <[email protected]>wrote:
> On 02/08/2012 17:59, Quiliro Ordóñez wrote: > >> Perhaps a separate page describing the position of Debian and why it is >> not convenient from the position of the FSF is in order for this topic. The >> Manchester FAQ page or any other page on Libre Planet is not the place to >> promote the position of Debian according to the LibrePlanet code of conduct >> unless it changes. >> > I agree with you, And Manchester pages/links are clear and fully compliant > with what I said (they clearly explain pov diffs instead of polemic or > promote one against another). sadly http://libreplanet.org/wiki/** > Group:Manchester <http://libreplanet.org/wiki/Group:Manchester> was not > given in post I quoted first -- or I missed it: it was another link which > mistaked me :) > [EOT] for me on Deb/FSF topic > > I think your other comments (which I didn't cite here) are very valuable >> and I consider that each topic you cover should be placed in a separate >> wiki page to allow for the collaboration of ideas from others. Your ideas >> prove to be good seeds to make great initiatives follow and grow. This >> thread is not a fertile place to make that happen and will deviate >> discussion from the topic of this thread. Please consider that. >> > [Thread forked as in NNTP eras] > > I think it is nothing new but only common sense! > > I can initiate these pages as "draft" this W-E (I'm very busy these days), > but they *will need* English/American reviewers at first, then a lot of > authoring by more competent persons. What a wiki is intended for... > > I will request a wiki account. > > Q: can I write on wiki both in French and English for the "draft"? > I, and I'm sure others, will strive to translate it quickly if you do (and you mark it as "this should be translated into English:") > > > Best regards, > TH. > >
