Re: Should distros take steps to reduce russian access to Free Software?

[Félicien Pillot]

Le Tue, 8 Mar 2022 23:50:45 +0100,
Valentino Giudice <valentino.giudice96@gmail.com> a écrit :

> > This is not cooperating with community and society, it's mass
> > murder by complacency and sooner we take action on this the sooner
> > the russian gov will have issues getting updates for GNU and FSF to
> > contribute to the non-fascist side of this war.  
> 
> Freedom 2 is necessary to help others with the purpose of making
> society better, but it absolutely is not and has never been limited to
> that: you can choose whom to help (by giving copies of the software to
> those people) regardless of their intentions.

When you say "you" a.k.a. the distributor of the software, it means:
those who host online the source code and binary packages, from the
forges and cvs repositories to the GNU/Linux system distributions.

So what we could ask, is that Savannah, Github or Sourceforge, and
Debian, Fedora or Ubuntu, stop to distribute free software in Russia.

WDYT?
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