Canonical have no intention of clarifying their policy, because Canonical benefit from companies being legally uncertain as to whether they have permission to do something or not.
That is so counter to our community's values (mutual aid, transparency, disambiguation) that I cannot fully articulate how skullbendingly wrong it is.
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Date: 2015-08-20 03:51 pm (UTC)That is so counter to our community's values (mutual aid, transparency, disambiguation) that I cannot fully articulate how skullbendingly wrong it is.