> Mathieu Roy wrote:
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>> Hello,
>>
>> I learned that you used Gna! to distribute proprietary software
>> (http://linuxfr.org/~eon2004/16912.html) - as you do not deny it
>> there, there's no specific need of further evidences.
>>
>> Since the usage of the account does not clearly follow the stated goal
>> at the registration step, I decided to shut down your account. The
>> comments you posted on linuxfr.org speaks well of your state of
>> mind. As Gna! admin, we are committed to take care of any legal
>> liability of the FSF France related to Gna! servers. I believe it is
>> necessary for us to take this course of action. No matter what one can
>> think about the penal code in regard of intellectual property, Gna!
>> cannot be implicated in activities that have no legal ground in
>> France.
>> During the registration, you committed yourselve to follow our rules
>> and you failed to respect that deal. If you had warned us of the
>> issue, maybe we could have been more leniant. But it's truly annoying
>> that we discover it by chance several month afterward, by ourselves.
>>
>> You are welcome however to resubmit a project at Gna!, if someday you
>> want to work on a project that purpose is clearly related to free
>> software development and that do not, at any moment, break the French
>> law.
>>
>> https://gna.org/faq/?group_id=101&question=General_--_What_is_the_policy_about_services_usage.txt
>>
>> PS: we archived the content of your project download area. We can
>> provide it to you if you have no copies of your own. We'll keep that
>> archive a month.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> - --
>> Mathieu Roy
>>
>
> Hello,
>
> You're right, this error is not acceptable, and I understand your
> decision to close my account. I hope that you will not have more
> problems because of my acts and my behaviour. I am so sorry, I should
> have told you my error before, even if the file had been deleted as soon
> as I realized that I was breaking your rules...

Thanks for your understanding.

-- 
Mathieu

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