Hey, On 11.07.23 08:31, Simon Lees wrote:
I think the root cause here is more the question of "How political should openSUSE as a project / organization be?"
As one of the people who bootstrapped this community and helped to write our guiding principles I can tell you: We are a Free Software community that is 100% political. As *everything* involving people is politics. Which behaviors we value in people. How we collaborate, like how we govern what you can *do* and *say* here. The *options* different people have to collaborate to achieve our goals. Even *what* we do (Free Software) is to a large degree politics in the greater society. And *all we do* is for the people of our community and the people of the world wide Free Software community we are part of. Ergo: openSUSE is 100% politics.
If we have a good understanding of this then all these questions can just go away.
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