[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> Paolo Mantegazza writes:
> > None but DIAPM has the right to rule an RTAI mailing list. So, unless
> > you are referring to what already done (RTL advocacy list), it is
>
> Do you mean that
> - I (or anybody) may not start a mailing list on my list server,
> - I (or anybody) may not call it the-real-rtai-list or so,
> - I (or anybody) may not invite subscribers to discuss RTAI-specific questions?
>
> How do you want to inhibit me (or anybody)?
> How could you restrict the free speech on the net?
>
> I think you was just kidding, wasn't you? ;-)
I will neither inhibit or restrict anything or anybody, I would apply a
(rough translation) of Dante's verse "do not care them, just look and
pass by".
That said answer me.
Would it be fair to do that without the approval of those, me and my
department, that owns the intellectual and, within the LGPL constraints,
legitimate property of what in RTAI is copyrighted by me and DIAPM
staff?
I think the same question can be posed to you by other RTAI developers,
external to DIAPM.
You gave me a good idea. I must copy your message, substitute rtai with
rtl, and send it to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] to start
another round of what many readers of this list found amusing, and
rightly so.
Ciao, Paolo
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