On Fri, Apr 01, 2016 at 10:37:35PM -0700, Jamie Zawinski wrote: > Peter Nowee wrote: > > > Was I wrong when I said that you value user freedom above your wish > > that we either keep the warning or remove your software from Debian? > > Awesome, you seem to be one of those people who think "if it's legal, > it must be right." That's a common toxin in the software industry > these days. > > I guess you want Debian to be the kind of operation that uses the > work of others while blatantly and explicitly ignoring the wishes of > the person who *did the actual creative work*.
No and no. You called this upon yourself when you put in that time bomb. With regard to stable/jessie, I propose we use our rights, but try to make up for ignoring your wishes by trying to reduce the flow of bug reports to you in another way, for example by the additional URL in the About box I suggested by my earlier email. Please reconsider. With regard to future versions of Debian, again I think you should be more clear in your license terms. Don't pretend to publish it as free software, but then use pretty "please", time bombs and cursing to get users to not use their freedoms.
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