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Andrea Glorioso wrote:

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> Joern Nettingsmeier  writes:

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>>perhaps a nice "linux audio social contract", no longer than one page ?

>>(daniel, iirc it was you who complained about the gpl being too long

>>and nobody reading it - i agree totally!)

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> I think that would be a good thing to have.  Be prepared for some

> *long* discussion, however.

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> It could make sense to draft a proposal and reserve  a slot during the

> 2nd  LAD conference for  presenting it  (as  well as  on  the relevant

> mailing lists, of course), what do you think?

excellent idea. if not presenting, then at least creating a draft.
>>but this probably justifies a new thread.

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> Are you going to open it? :)

not yet. i agree with what you say below:
> I'd like to have  a clearer understanding of  what the legal situation

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> of the Consortium   is (or is planned to   be).  I do  understand that

> Daniel James  is *very* busy  preparing  the booth at the  Sounds Expo

> 2004, so we might as well stop making noise and  wait for some answers

> before going on (I'm not trying to pressure  Daniel or anybody else, I

> just believe in making small steps and  fixing bugs/problems when they

> arise - the legal  status of the Consortium  in all of this discussion

> is, if not a bug,  at least a  point of  uncertainty  I'd like to  see

> resolved as soon as possible).

neither am i. time to shut up and let it simmer a little :)
daniel, once you are back, will you be with us in karlsruhe? if you

like andrea's idea of a presentation, how about getting in touch

with mana and frank?
--

"I never use EQ, never, never, never. I previously used to use mic

positioning but I've even given up on that too."

	- Jezar on http://www.audiomelody.com
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