Hi Simon,
Simon Brouwer wrote on 2011-06-18 17.48:
Have a look at the first sentence on the homepage. It simply states that
TDF is a Foundation, while strictly spoken, it isn't (yet). The lack of
clear information about this on the website might lead outsiders to
suspect that TDF want to sweep some uncomfortable facts under the rug.
The word "Foundation" in this sentence could be made a web link to a
page that explains about the current situation and the progress towards
becoming an actual foundation. That way, things would become much
clearer. After the foundation is established, the link could point to
the Statutes and similar information.
we do share a lot of the current status, e.g. in our blog, but I agree
that the wording might be misleading. I just forwarded the topic to the
steering-discuss list for feedback from the SC. Thanks for the pointer,
indeed.
Florian
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