thinking about the Fedora brand (WARNING: this is for you)

[Bryan J. Smith]

Gian Paolo Mureddu <gmureddu at prodigy.net.mx> wrote:
> "Fedora: Leading Software Freedom" 
> The other, "Leading Software Libre" is not bad either, but the
> first, I think, has an implicit empowerment of "freedom", while
> the later only describes the situation of the Software (as "libre"
> or "free" ["liberated"])... MY personal opinion, though.

Then why not say "Community"?  Avoids the entire PC** issue
altogether.

  "Fedora:  Leading Innovation by Example"
  "Fedora:  Leading Community Software Innovation"  
   Etc...

**NOTE:  Yeah, I'm sick of "Freedom" being considered a "Bad
Word(TM)."  I might be a biased, American Libertarian and "Capitalist
Pig(R)" but I know what Freedom is, and it's not incompatible with
the concept of "Libre."  In fact, Freedom to me encompasses far more.
 But I know I'm not in the majority on that viewpoint, and it's not
PC to think such, but that's just me.

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