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Re: [suse-linux-uk-schools] Free as in speech?
- From: Michael Brown <mbrown@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 19 Mar 2001 23:43:29 +0000 (UTC)
- Message-id: <Pine.LNX.4.21.0103192326090.2776-100000@xxxxxxxxxxx>
On Mon, 19 Mar 2001, Malcolm Herbert wrote:
> hi all
> in an attempt to 'put off' the impending flamefest,
That's a good word - I must remember that one :-)
> However, i made a comment to Michael today that i thought that he was
> putting his point of view too strongly, as an individual and without
> any form of mandate.
> <snip>
> i am really dissappointed about his comments on free speech in
> the context of this list.
I am only going to make one comment on this: where speech is free, an
individual should not require a "mandate" (i.e. some form of external
approval) in order to put forward an individual point of view.
Request followups to private e-mail or /dev/null please - this must by now
be off-topic! :-)
> in the last couple of years i have become a realist and see the way
> forward for Linux/Open Source in education as offering realistic
> solutions.
Sounds sensible to me.
> yours freely (as in speech and a bottle of Hoegarten)
> Malcolm
Can we twist the interpretaion of that to mean that RedHat's buying the
first round at the next meeting? ;-)
Michael
> hi all
> in an attempt to 'put off' the impending flamefest,
That's a good word - I must remember that one :-)
> However, i made a comment to Michael today that i thought that he was
> putting his point of view too strongly, as an individual and without
> any form of mandate.
> <snip>
> i am really dissappointed about his comments on free speech in
> the context of this list.
I am only going to make one comment on this: where speech is free, an
individual should not require a "mandate" (i.e. some form of external
approval) in order to put forward an individual point of view.
Request followups to private e-mail or /dev/null please - this must by now
be off-topic! :-)
> in the last couple of years i have become a realist and see the way
> forward for Linux/Open Source in education as offering realistic
> solutions.
Sounds sensible to me.
> yours freely (as in speech and a bottle of Hoegarten)
> Malcolm
Can we twist the interpretaion of that to mean that RedHat's buying the
first round at the next meeting? ;-)
Michael
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