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To: Craig Dickson <crdic@yahoo.com>
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> Nothing I've said reflects or, to a sensible person, suggests such a
> doctrine. The US may not be the center of the world, or the most
> important country in it, but it's no less important than any other
> nation.

...or all nations except it?

Most of what you said implied exactly that. You even indicated some
statistics.

> So are you saying that you don't agree that publishing complete
> changelogs should be considered an essential duty of the kernel
> maintainer?

I am saying that if the laws of your country are to blame for you not
being able to obtain something, the maintainer cant help it. But he sure
doesnt have to step down especially since he has been doing a great job.

Ognen

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