We have yet to see, or even hear about the charter for SPI. Those who have
attempted to get such information from the State of New York, have been
told this document is not available. It is my understanding that such
charters of incorporation are public knowledge and should be freely
available.
Other hearsay indicates that you (Ian) have a copy of this document, and
may even have read it ;-)
I am deeply concerned about making statements in the Debian Constitution
with respect to an "undefined" SPI corporate entity.
SPI, through its appointed spokesperson (also undeclared), has made no
attempt to clear up this lack of information, and so far neither have you,
Ian, in either your position as leader, or that of an SPI boardmember.
I am not in favor of voting on the Constitution until I have heard quite a
bit more about what SPI thinks it is supposed to be about.
Waiting is,
Dwarf
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