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:CPI: Cyberspace Policy Institute Accepts Debate with AdTI
CPI: Cyberspace Policy Institute Accepts Debate with AdTI Jun 17, 2002, 17 :30 UTC (5 Talkback[s]) (7882 reads) (Other stories by Tony Stanco)
"With the release of the ADTI white paper, there is an opportunity for the two camps to sit together and open a new chapter, where a reasoned dialog can prevail. So, let’s all accept the ADTI offer for a full and fair debate on the merits. This summer, each side can submit their facts, figures, examples, reasons and arguments. The results, then, can be presented at the CPI/World Bank’s International Open Source in Government Symposium in Washington, D.C. on October 17 and 18, 2002, for the world to evaluate.
"To this end, the Cyberspace Policy Institute accepts ADTI’s gracious offer for debate, and submits the paper by John Viega and Bob Fleck, "Dispelling Myths about the GPL and Free Software," to further the dialog..."
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