On Mon, 16 Dec 2002, Uzi Refaeli wrote:
> Indeed this is not a political list but its a political country!
> I think its important to raise the issue of open source!!!
>
> Well done Gili
PLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLease.
That item is:
a. linked by a non-standard format (does mr. RedBaron know anything about
current legislation proposals). Sending such a link to a *linux* list!
b. The section confuses "open standards" and "open source" ("free" in my
personal disctionary. I hope that they understand that "open source" means
more than "comes with the source")
c. The poster claims that "Ale Yarok is the only party that does something
about open source". I have my doubts here. BUT THIS IS NOT A POLITICAL
LIST AND THUS I WILL NOT DETAIL THEM HERE.
End of thread?
No more posts from Ale Yarok, or any other political parties to this
professional mailing list?
If you want to discuss politics, go and make noise elsewhere. Here we want
some signal.
Sorry for my noise.
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Tzafrir Cohen
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