[Dropping bug-automake]

Hi Jeff, Dave.

On 02/28/2012 12:44 AM, Daily, Jeff A wrote:
>>> we'll need a proper disclaimer from *all* the people who have written
>>> this code before incorporating it in the automake repository.  So I ask:
>>>
>>>  Would you and the other people that have written this code be willing
>>> to assign the copyright to the Free Software Foundation, so that we
>>> could install it in package?
>>>
>>> or, this is not possible or undesired for some reason,
>>>
>>>  Would you and the other people that have written this code be willing
>>> to sign a copyright disclaimer to put this change in the public
>>> domain,  so that we can install it in package?
>>
>> Either option is fine with me, with a slight preference towards the latter.  
>> If
>> one or the other is more compatible with Jeff's situation, then we can do
>> that.
>>
>> -Dave
> 
> The latter option is fine with me.
> 
> Jeff
>
Thanks.  Then, following the directions given in "Information for Maintainers
of GNU Software" document:

  <http://www.gnu.org/prep/maintain/html_node/Copyright-Papers.html>

I'm attaching the 'request-disclaim.changes' file, that should explain you how
to contact the FSF in order to put such disclaimer properly in place (legally
speaking).  I hope the directions given there are clear enough; if not, feel
free to ask for more information either on-list or off-list.

Thanks,
  Stefano
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