= FSFE Newsletter July 2018 =
[ Lexojeni online: https://fsfe.org/news/nl/nl-201807.sq.html ]
== Save Code Share ==
On July 5, The European Parliament rejected the mandate to fast-track
the controversial legislation intended to reform online copyright. 318
MEPs voted against the draft law amended by the Legal Affairs (JURI)
committee, compared to 278 in favor. The legislation now opens up for a
new round of amendments, before being sent for a second vote in
September.
This rejection by a majority of MEPs can be seen as the success of
creative and massive protest by citizens and civil rights organisations.
The FSFE, together with Open Forum Europe, explained [1] how the
proposed EU Copyright review can substantially threaten Free Software
development by forcing online code sharing repositories to use filters
that monitor and preemptively take down any content that could
potentially infringe copyright, including entire code repositories.
Instead of that, we ask the European Union to Save Code Share [2].
More than 13.000 individuals have already signed our open letter [3]
asking to preserve the ability to share and build software online, and
lots of Free Software supporters raised their voice. It was a success to
see that, in the JURI report Free Software code sharing platforms were
listed as an exempted service. While JURI proposed to spare Free
Software code sharing platforms from the new filtering obligations, the
changes committee tried to introduce for the remaining online
environment remain dangerous for the rest of the Internet ecosystem.
In September, MEPs will once again vote in plenary to either 1) confirm
the mandate as proposed by the committee, 2) amend it, or 3) reject it
entirely. That includes the possibility that an exemption for Free
Software code hosting platforms will not be in future versions of the
draft law.
Hence, together with OFE, we at FSFE will continue to raise our voice
and to explain the lawmakers about harmful implications of the current
copyright reform for Free Software.
== The FSFE's Community Meeting 2018 ==
This year, we had the pleasure to align with hackstub [4], the
organisation behind the Libre Software Meeting 2018 (also known as
RMLL), to organise a policy track for FSFE and to run our annual
community meeting [5] at the same conference.
This turned out to be a very good chance for cooperation, and all
participants benefited from a well-equipped and well-organised
convention. We received a lot of positive feedback and look forward to
catch up on the many good ideas and activities proposed in our sessions.
Herewith a big thank you to hackstub and to everyone who participated!
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== What else have we done? Inside and Outside the FSFE ==
- It is summertime in Europe and there is less activity, because people
have vacations. Our community planet [7] is more silent these days and
there are just a few events and conferences happening throughout
Europe. Nevertheless, the FSFE's CARE team [8] met with an extended
round of community members for a full day, to get training on the
proper implementation of our code of conduct [9].
- Francesca Bria, CTO of Barcelona, is reshaping the modern city's
infrastucture and technologies to put citizen's needs first. We have
conducted an interview with her about how to use Free Software to
build a more democratic, inclusive and sustainable digital society
[10].
- Free Software is about sharing knowledge and sources and that's what
Hook did this month by blogging a review of some Vahdam’s Masala Chai
teas [11].
- OW2 published a video [12] with Max Mehl, who gave a keynote about
"Public Money? Public Code!" and the modernisation of public digital
infrastructure at OW2con'18.
== Get Active ==
Current EU copyright reform is on summer break but will be re-opened in
September. The initially proposed Article 13 of the EU Copyright
Directive targets every online service that allows its users to upload
and share content with each other, including code hosting platforms.
Help us to prevent such an implementation and to Save Code Share [13] by
signing our open letter and ask others to do so as well.
== Contribute to our newsletter ==
If you would like to share any thoughts, pictures, or news, send them to
us. As always, the address is newsletter(a)fsfe.org [14]. We're looking
forward to hearing from you!
Thanks to our community, all the volunteers [15], supporters [16] and
donors [17] who make our work possible. And thanks to our translators
[18], who enable you to read this newsletter in your mother tongue.
The FSFE wishes everyone nice summertime and will be back with the
Newsletter in September.
Your editor,
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1: https://fsfe.org/news/2017/news-20171005-01
2: https://savecodeshare.eu/
3: https://savecodeshare.eu/#sign-letter
4: https://hackstub.netlib.re/landpage/
5: https://wiki.fsfe.org/Events/LSMandCommunityMeeting2018
6: https://fsfe.org/join/nl2018-06
7: http://planet.fsfe.org/
8: https://fsfe.org/about/codeofconduct#CARE
9: https://fsfe.org/about/codeofconduct
10: https://fsfe.org/news/2018/news-20180705-01
11: http://matija.suklje.name/review-of-some-vahdams-masala-chai-teas
12: https://www.youtube.com/embed/kQGw25xG_5c
13: https://savecodeshare.eu/
14: https://fsfe.org/mailto:newsletterATfsfeDOTorg
15: https://fsfe.org/contribute/contribute
16: https://fsfe.org/join
17: https://fsfe.org/donate/thankgnus
18: https://fsfe.org/contribute/translators/translators
19: https://fsfe.org/join/nl2018-06
= FSFE Newsletter June 2018 =
[ Lexojeni online: https://fsfe.org/news/nl/nl-201806.sq.html ]
== Join us at the FSFE's community meeting during LSM2018 ==
>From July 7 to 9, the FSFE will run its annual community meeting in
conjunction with the Libre Software Meeting [1] in Strasbourg, France.
On the weekend of July 7 + 8, we are very excited to run a track, set up
with speakers of our community and friends to cover several burning
topics regarding Free Software. Our track covers business topics like
marketing for Free Software and funding Free Software projects as well
as policy topics from tinkering in Brussels to success factors for Free
Software implementations in public services as well as contemporary
important issues regarding diversity in Free Software, software freedom
in the cloud, and many more. You can find an overview of our topics on
the dedicated wiki page [2].
On July 9, we invite our community to join us for a full day agenda [3]
to bond and prepare for the next months. The meeting will include "Open
Space" methods, an "Ask us anything" session as well as room for
reflections on our current activities and well-being.
Throughout the event, we will run FSFE assembly, similar to the one
during CCC, CCCamp and SHA camp. This assembly can serve as a place for
our community to simply come together and get to know each other or to
start and work on common projects.
== Introducing the FSFE's CARE team ==
The Free Software Foundation Europe (FSFE) and its community aim to
offer a friendly and peaceful environment for every participant at FSFE
events, online and offline. To this end, the General Assembly 2017 [4]
adopted an overall Code of Conduct [5] for the FSFE. To ensure its
availability and enforcement, we created a central CARE team. If you
have experienced or became aware of behaviour contrary to the principles
guaranteed in this Code of Conduct, please bring such incidents to the
attention of your respective local or our central CARE team as soon as
possible.
The central CARE team [6] may be reached via e-mail at care(a)fsfe.org but
you can also contact members individually. This is possible with
encrypted email and in six languages. Rest assured that your messages
will always be handled confidentially.
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== What else have we done? Inside and Outside the FSFE ==
- Following more than a decade long tradition, the FSFE once again led
its annual Free Software Legal and Licensing Workshop [8] (LLW) in
2018: a meeting point for world-leading legal experts to debate issues
and best practices surrounding Free Software licences.
- The Technology Transfer Centre (CTT) is an initiative run by the
Spanish government whose goal is to facilitate sharing and reuse of
software and services among public administrations. To shed light on
this best practice, we have conducted an interview with Elena Muñoz
Salinero [9], head of the CTT, to ask her about the legal, political,
and technological background of the CTT.
- The mission of Software Heritage is to collect, preserve, and make
readily available the source code of all software ever written, to
help preserve the knowledge embedded in software source code, and make
it widely available. Since June 7, the Software Heritage archive is
open to the public [10].
- Diderik von Wingerden started a list of public bodies [11] in Europe
and in particular in the Netherlands, that publish their self-
developed software as Free Software.
- vanitasvitae blogged a first evaluation [12] of his research about how
the size of OpenPGP encrypted messages grow.
- Daniel Pocock proposes to offer an annual award [13] for non-technical
non-profit organizations, who demonstrate exemplary use of free
software in their own organization.
- The FSFE simplifies membership procedures [14] for contributors by
removing the Fellowship seats. In future, access to membership of the
FSFE shall be facilitated through the normal membership procedures for
active FSFE contributors.
- On Friday morning, one of our servers had a fatal hardware crash. This
affected parts of our mail infrastructure and mailing lists. By now,
all services are back to normal. At the same time, we modernised large
parts of the mail infrastructure [15], for instance anti-spam
measures. This also involves a change in our SMTP setting for people
using this service: From now on, we will no longer accept mails
delivered to port 25 from mail clients. Please make sure to use port
587 if you would like to send emails, and make sure the settings in
your email clients match our recommendations [16].
- The FSFE, represented by Matthias Kirschner, Max Mehl, and Erik
Albers, gave talks about technical sovereignty, digital sustainability
and "Public Money? Public Code!" in Darmstadt [17], Berlin, Paris
[18], and Madrid [19].
- The FSFE community ran booths at FOSS Backstage and Maker Fair in
Berlin, Germany and at OpenExpo in Madrid, Spain.
== FSFE is hiring ==
We are looking for a programme manager for our policy work. Our main
policy topics cover Free Software and Open Standards issues on the EU
and member state level. We work together with the European Commission
and Parliament, as well as with politicians and civil servants in EU
countries. This work is either done directly by staff or together with
volunteers, as well as other Free Software and digital rights
associations around Europe.
The person will work 35 hours per week with our team in the FSFE's
Berlin office. There will be coordination with remote staff and
volunteers, as well as regular travels to Brussels and other countries.
If you are interested, read more details in our job announcement [20].
== Contribute to our newsletter ==
If you would like to share any thoughts, pictures, or news, send them to
us. As always, the address is newsletter(a)fsfe.org [21]. We're looking
forward to hearing from you!
Thanks to our community, all the volunteers [22], supporters [23] and
donors [24] who make our work possible. And thanks to our translators
[25], who enable you to read this newsletter in your mother tongue.
Your editor,
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1: https://wiki.fsfe.org/Events/LSMandCommunityMeeting2018
2: https://wiki.fsfe.org/Events/LSMandCommunityMeeting2018#Join_our_track_at_t…
3: https://wiki.fsfe.org/Events/LSMandCommunityMeeting2018#Join_community_meet…
4: https://fsfe.org/news/2017/news-20171107-01
5: https://fsfe.org/about/codeofconduct
6: https://fsfe.org/about/codeofconduct#CARE
7: https://fsfe.org/join/nl2018-06
8: https://fsfe.org/news/2018/news-20180530-02
9: https://fsfe.org/news/2018/news-20180601-01
10: https://www.softwareheritage.org/2018/06/07/opening-the-door/
11: http://think-innovation.com/blog/do-european-governments-publish-open-sourc…
12: https://blogs.fsfe.org/vanitasvitae/2018/06/11/summer-of-code-evaluation-an…
13: https://danielpocock.com/pmpc-for-fsfe-itself
14: https://fsfe.org/news/2018/news-20180526-01
15: https://fsfe.org/news/2018/news-20180613-01
16: http://wiki.fsfe.org/TechDocs/SMTP
17: https://wiki.fsfe.org/Events/2018/FSFERM-talk-kirschner-in-DA
18: https://www.ow2con.org/view/2018/
19: https://openexpoeurope.com/session/public-money-public-code/
20: https://fsfe.org/news/2018/news-20180529-01
21: https://fsfe.org/mailto:newsletterATfsfeDOTorg
22: https://fsfe.org/contribute/contribute
23: https://fsfe.org/join
24: https://fsfe.org/donate/thankgnus
25: https://fsfe.org/contribute/translators/translators
26: https://fsfe.org/join/nl2018-06
= FSFE Newsletter May 2018 =
[ Lexojeni online: https://fsfe.org/news/nl/nl-201805.sq.html ]
== LLW2018: The FSFE brings together top legal experts to debate about legal and licensing issues around Free Software ==
Following a more than a decade long tradition, the FSFE once again led
its annual Free Software Legal and Licensing Workshop [1] (LLW) in
Barcelona, Spain, as a meeting point for world-leading legal experts to
debate over issues and best practices surrounding Free Software
licences. This year we decided to bring the event back to its roots and
to emphasise the "Workshop" part in its original title. Our 3-day
conference attracted around 120 legal experts and came with an
unprecedented amount of parallel tracks and interactive sessions
designed to dive into the most contentious topics in the legal world of
Free Software.
Some of the topics covered during the conference included an update on
how to build a successful legal defense strategy [2] against a copyright
troll, recommendations on how to tackle challenges of compliance in
container images [3], as well as an overview of what decades of Free
Software licensing can teach us in data sharing [4]. A more detailed
report of this important event is to come during the next weeks.
== The FSFE community as a case study ==
Since more than 15 years, the FSFE is an enduring non-profit
organisation with a distributed network of people, who contribute their
time and effort into our common mission [5] to empower users to control
technology. That is why Giacomo Poderi chose the FSFE community [6] as
one of his cases for his research in the “Infrastructuring SuStainable
Playbour“ (ISSP) project [7]. This project investigates the
sustainability of collaborative spaces, as commons, and it focuses on
participants’ continuous contribution to the maintenance and development
of such ‘places’.
If you are contributing or contributed in the past to the FSFE's mission
and you feel fine with being interviewed, please get in touch with
Giacomo Poderi. No automated data gathering is involved in this research
and no sensitive data are expected to be collected. Furthermore,
anonymity of participants will be preserved in any dissemination
activity related to this research.
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== What else have we done? Inside and Outside the FSFE ==
- While you better not start using Facebook in the first place,
currently many people decide to move away from Facebook. Sebastian
Schauenburg writes about his own experience of "Disconnecting from
Facebook" [9].
- Evaggelos Balaskas blogs about USBGuard [10] and other measurements to
protect your system from the harmful attach of an unknown USB device.
- Daniel Pocock runs a crowdfunding campaign to help run a ham radio
station at OSCAL 2018 [11] and blogs about initial problems with
GoFundMe [12] beforehand.
- Erik Albers was on a panel about "The Sustainable Side of Technology"
[13], organized by GreenBuzz in Betahaus in Berlin, Germany.
- Matthias Kirschner gave a talk at the Internet policy forum of the
social-democratic party in Germany in Berlin, Germany.
- The FSFE has been present with a booth at the OpenTechSummit and at
Netzfest in Berlin (Germany) and Corso Leopold in Munich (Germany)
== Get Active ==
We have been running a call for participation [14] for the FSFE track
during the Libre Software Meeting 2018 and the FSFE's community meeting
from July 7 to 9 in Strasbourg, France. Thanks to numerous submissions
we still need to set the last details of the agenda, but you can already
get a first glance of our track as well as the most important
information about accommodation and organisation on our wiki-page [15].
If you like to join the Libre Software Meeting and our community meeting
be quick to organise your trip and book a suitable hotel. We expect many
people to attend the event, while Strasbourg attracts a lot of visitors
during the summer weekends in general.
== Contribute to our newsletter ==
If you would like to share any thoughts, pictures, or news, send them to
us. As always, the address is newsletter(a)fsfe.org [16]. We're looking
forward to hearing from you!
Thanks to our community, all the volunteers [17], supporters [18] and
donors [19] who make our work possible. And thanks to our translators
[20], who enable you to read this newsletter in your mother tongue.
Your editor,
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1: https://fsfe.org/activities/ftf/legal-conference.en.html
2: https://lwn.net/Articles/752485/
3: https://lwn.net/Articles/752982/
4: https://lwn.net/Articles/753648/
5: https://fsfe.org/about/mission
6: http://blogs.fsfe.org/poderi/?p=38
7: http://poderi.eu/research/issp/
8: https://fsfe.org/join/nl2018-05
9: https://www.schauenburg.nl/posts/2018/04/12-disconnecting-from-facebook/
10: https://balaskas.gr/blog/2018/05/13/usbguard/
11: https://danielpocock.com/powering-a-ham-radio-demo-oscal-2018
12: https://danielpocock.com/gofundme-beware-bait-and-switch
13: https://greenbuzzberlin.de/event/sustainable-side-technology/
14: https://fsfe.org/news/2018/news-20180414-01
15: https://wiki.fsfe.org/Events/LSMandCommunityMeeting2018
16: https://fsfe.org/mailto:newsletterATfsfeDOTorg
17: https://fsfe.org/contribute/contribute
18: https://fsfe.org/join
19: https://fsfe.org/donate/thankgnus
20: https://fsfe.org/contribute/translators/translators
21: https://fsfe.org/join/nl2018-05
= Buletini i FSFE-së - Prill 2018 =
[ Lexojeni online: https://fsfe.org/news/nl/nl-201804.sq.html ]
== Ligjvënësve të BE-së iu dorëzohen më shumë se 11 000 nënshkrime që kërkojnë ndryshimin e propozimit të reformës së rrezikshme mbi të drejtat e kopjimit ==
Më 19 Mars, Free Software Foundation Europe tok me OpenMedia, depozituan
së bashku një peticion të më shumë se 11 000 individëve që u kërkojnë
politikanëve europianë të shpëtohet interneti nga ndikimi i pakthyeshëm
i rrezikshëm i reformës së ndërrmarë mbi të drejtat e kopjimit, dhe
veçanërisht nenit të 13-të [1] të saj që imponon bllokim parandalues të
depove internetore të kodit. Këto nënshkrime u drejtohen
bashkëpunëtorëve të propozimit në BE: Parlamentit Europian dhe Këshillit
Bashkimit Europian, dhe u morën në dorëzim nga eurodeputetja Julia Reda,
raportuesi hije në Komitetin e Çështjeve Ligjore në Parlamentin Europian
(JURI) që udhëheq përpjekjen kryesore parlamentare lidhur me reformën e
tanishme të të drejtave të kopjimit.
Krejt nënshkrimet u mblodhën së bashku përmes fushatës tonë Save Code
Share [2], e cila nxjerr në pah kërcënimet që reforma e tanishme e të
drejtave të kopjimit në BE imponon mbi Software-in e Lirë, dhe ajo Save
the Link [3] që thekson se si propozimet e tanishme synojnë censurimin e
lidhjeve /online/.
Edhe pse duket e vështirë të arrihet një anulim i plotë i nenit 13, kemi
parë zhvillime pozitive të pozicionit të JURI-t, kur vjen puna te
rishikimi i tekstit të propozuar fillimisht [4] nga Komisioni Europian.
Amendamentet kompromis të propozuara thonë, mes të tjerash, që shërbimet
depo kodi do të përjashtohen nga detyrimi për të instaluar filtra
arbitrarë dhe për të mbikëqyrur veprimtarinë e përdoruesve të tyre.
Megjithatë, në tekstin e tanishëm, kjo aplikohet vetëm mbi shërbime
deposh kodi që funksionojnë për qëllime “jokomerciale”. Një referencë e
tillë ndaj shërbimesh “jokomerciale” ende lë jo pak hapësirë për
paqartësi ligjore, kur vjen puna te përgjegjësia ligjore e shërbimeve
internetore deposh kodi. Për ta përmbledhur, neni 13 ende vazhdon të
jetë një kërcënim ndaj Software-it të Lirë që, sipas asnjë përkufizimi,
s’lidhet me “jokomercialen”.
Tok me Open Forum Europe dhe aleatë të tjerë, do të vazhdojmë të punojmë
fort që ligjvënësit të kuptojnë dallimet dhe nevojat e Software-it të
Lirë në Europë. Nëse doni të përkrahni punën tonë, nënshkruani letrën
tonë [5], tregojuni njerëzve për të ose ndihmonani me përkrahje
financiare [6].
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== Ç’kemi bërë tjetër? Brenda dhe Jashtë FSFE-së ==
- Hacker-at tanë të sistemit vunë në punë një instancë Discourse [8], si
një shërbim i furnizuar nga FSFE-ja dhe i mirëmbajtur nga vullnetarë.
Është ende në fazë beta dhe hëpërhë shërben si një test për tema të
caktuara. Mandej me kalimin e kohës do të peshojmë nëse është i
volitshëm për platformën e komunikimit në FSFE dhe për bashkësinë.
Dëshirojmë t’ju ftojmë të bëheni pjesë e këtij shërbimi të ri, të na
ndihmoni ta përmirësojmë dhe të kënaqeni duke e përdorur:
https://community.fsfe.org/
- Isabel Drost-Fromm botoi deklaratën e kandidimit të saj [9] për në
bordin e Apache Software Foundation, si ndihmë në sjelljen e më tepër
transparence për njerëzit jashtë fondacionit.
- Jens Lechtenbörger shpjegon se si i përdor kartelat e tejtëdhënave dhe
/emacs-reveal/ për të shfaqur vetvetiu [10] të dhënat e duhura për
licencim dhe atribuim në prezantimet e veta.
- Daniel Kulesz krahason ROM-e të ndryshme [11] për telefona Android,
lidhur me çështje të lirisë që përmbajnë, sigurisë, asistencës dhe
aspekte të tjera.
- Ekipi i FSFE-së për Italinë qe i pranishëm në "Merge-it" me një sesion
mbi fushatën tonë “Para Publike? Kod Publik!” dhe gjendjes së tanishme
të sendërtimit të ideve të saj në Itali dhe BE.
- Hacker-at e Sistemit [12] zhvilluan një takim gjatë Pashkëve, për të
biseduar se si të përmirësohet funksionimi i brendshëm i ekipit dhe
shërbimet dixhitale të ofruara nga FSFE-ja. Ekipi mundi të caktojë
rregulla të reja lidhur me mirëmbajtjen e shërbimeve, të shtojë më
tepër dokumentim, të përcaktojë hapat e nevojshëm për garantimin e
përputhjes me GDPR-në, dhe ra dakord lidhur me synimet afatgjata.
== Hidhuni Në Veprim ==
Takimi i bashkësisë së FSFE-së për 2018-n do të jetë pjesë e Libre
Software Meeting (LSM, i njohur edhe si RMLL) në Strasbourg, dhe
anasjelltas. LSM-ja është ndoshta takimi më i madh në Francë i
organizuar nga bashkësitë e Software-it të Lirë, ndaj ofron një mjedis
të shkëlqyer për takimin e bashkësisë së FSFE-së, dhe për t’u lidhur me
bashkësinë më të gjerë të Software-it të Lirë. Me këtë rast, FSFE-ja do
të organizojë një pistë të vetën gjatë veprimtarisë, në ditët e para të
LSM-së, më 7/8/9 korrik. Ftesa për pjesëmarrje [13] është e hapur deri
më 30 prill. Mos humbni rastin. Ky është shansi juaj për të ndërthurur
pjesëmarrjen në takimin e bashkësisë së FSFE-së dhe të mbajtjes së një
fjale apo bisede në LSM 2018 në të njëjtën kohë.
Ndaj, përpara se të harroni, aplikoni që tani [14]!
Një nga temat tona do të jetë "Edukimi Dixhital" [15] - një temë që
shtrihet nga edukimi shkollor te njohja e programimit e deri te të
kuptuarit e koncepteve etike pas teknologjisë së informacionit. Por jeni
të lirë të propozoni tema të tjera. Përgjithësisht, po shohim për fjalë
dhe biseda frymëzuese, dhe praktika që mbulojnë kafazet e artë dhe
çlirimin e përdoruesve - në mjedise edukative dhe në jetën e përditshme.
== Kontribuoni te buletini ynë ==
Nëse do të donit të ndanit me ne mendime, foto apo lajme, na i dërgoni.
Si përherë, adresa është newsletter(a)fsfe.org [16]. Presim t’ju dëgjojmë!
Falënderime bashkësisë sonë, krejt vullnetarëve [17], përkrahësve [18]
dhe dhuruesve [19] që bëjnë të mundur punën tonë. Falënderime edhe për
përkthyesit tanë [20], që ju bëjnë të mundur ta lexoni këtë buletin në
gjuhën tuaj amtare.
Redaktorët tuaj,
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1: https://fsfe.org/news/2017/news-20171130-01
2: https://savecodeshare.eu/
3: https://savethelink.org/
4: https://ec.europa.eu/digital-single-market/en/news/proposal-directive-europ…
5: https://savecodeshare.eu/#sign-letter
6: http://fsfe.org/join/savecodeshare
7: https://fsfe.org/join/nl2018-04
8: https://community.fsfe.org/
9: http://blog.isabel-drost-fromm.de/posts/my-board-nomination-statement-2018.…
10: http://blogs.fsfe.org/jens.lechtenboerger/2018/04/01/oer-figures-with-licen…
11: https://blogs.fsfe.org/kuleszdl/2018/04/02/looking-for-a-secure-smartphone-…
12: https://wiki.fsfe.org/Teams/System-Hackers
13: https://fsfe.org/news/2018/news-20180414
14: https://rmll2018.info/conferences/RMLL2018/program/proposals/new
15: https://2018.rmll.info
16: https://fsfe.org/mailto:newsletterATfsfeDOTorg
17: https://fsfe.org/contribute/contribute
18: https://fsfe.org/join
19: https://fsfe.org/donate/thankgnus
20: https://fsfe.org/contribute/translators/translators
21: https://fsfe.org/join/nl2018-04
= Buletini i FSFE-së Mars 2018 =
[ Lexojeni online: https://fsfe.org/news/nl/nl-201803.sq.html ]
== Italia në pararojë të legjislacionit europian lidhur me kodin publik ==
Me fushatën Para Publike? Kod Publik! [1] të FSFE-së ne kërkojmë jo
vetëm që kodi i paguar nga populli të jetë i përdorshëm nga populli. Na
pëlqen edhe të nxjerrim në pah shembuj të goditur, që kështu vendim-
marrës të tjerë të mund të nxjerrin mësime prej tyre. Një shembull shumë
i mirë janë Neni 68 [2] dhe Neni 69 [3] i "Kodit të Administratës
Dixhitale", një ligj italian që i kërkon administratës publike brenda
Italisë të parapëlqejë zgjidhje të krijuara brenda dhe zgjidhje Software
të Lirë, në vend se ato pronësore. Veç kësaj, këto administrata e kanë
për detyrë të ndajnë me të tjerët kodin burim dhe çfarëdo dokumentimi të
çfarëdo software-i që ato kanë zhvilluar me paranë publike. Ligje të
tilla e vendosin Italinë në pararojë të legjislacionit europian të
favorshëm ndaj kodit publik.
Për fat të keq, deri sot, ligjit i mungon sendërtimi përkatës. Me këtë
në mendje, ekipi i FSFE-së për Italinë organizoi një veprimtari Pyetni
Kandidatët Tuaj [4] gjatë të cilës pyetën partitë politike rreth rreth
qëndrimit të tyre ndaj Software-it të Lirë [5] dhe vënies në praktikë të
neneve 68 dhe 69 të përmendur më sipër, pas zgjedhjeve kombëtare të 4
Marsit.
FSFE Italy mori përgjigje shumë pozitive dhe mjaft parti mbajtën një
qëndrim të favorshëm ndaj Software-it të Lirë [6]. Një konsensus i tillë
i gjerë në mes partive jep shpresa për hapjen e shumë mundësive për
përparim drejt përdorimit të Software-it të Lirë në shkallë shtetërore
në Itali dhe sendërtim më të mirë të neneve 68 dhe 69 të "Kodit të
Administratës Dixhitale". Në kremtim të kësaj, ekipi "Developers
Italia", i ngarkuar me sendërtimin e mëtejshëm të neneve 68 dhe 69,
shpalosën dashurinë e tyre për Software-in e Lirë [7], gjatë ditës E Dua
Software-in e Lirë.
== Lexoni raportin tonë të hollësishëm mbi Ditën IloveFS ==
Siç patëm premtuar në buletinin e fundit, tani kemi gati një raport të
hollësishëm rreth fushatës tonë IloveFS 2018. [8]. Në raport, jo vetëm
do të lexoni mbi pika kulmore në IloveFS-në e këtij viti. Falë
stazhierit tonë të tanishëm Jan, kemi edhe një analizë dhe një pamjezim
të 439 mesazheve 'E Dua Software-in e Lirë' që përmbajnë hashtagun
/#IloveFS/. Programi që Jani përdori për analizën e tij është shkruar në
GNU R dhe botuar si Software i Lirë [9].
Ndërkohë që jemi të lumtur të shohim çdo vit kaq shumë njerëz të
kremtojnë Software-in e Lirë, ju nxisim ta shprehni dashurinë për
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== Ç’kemi bërë tjetër? Brenda dhe Jashtë FSFE-së ==
- Paul Boddie përsiat rreth hobizmit dhe vullnetarizmit [11] në shumë
projekte Software i Lirë dhe se ç’do të thotë kjo për vlerësimin e
punës aktuale që është bërë, duke shqyrtuar si shembull zhvillimin e
gjuhës Python.
- Isabel Drost Fromm kundërshton ndërmjetësit [12] që veprojnë si
ndërfaqja e vetme mes punëdhënësit të saj dhe një projekti Software i
Lirë.
- Carmen Bianca Bakker përsiat mbi Kodin e Sjelljes në FreeBSD,
përditësuar së fundi [13], shqyrton rreziqet për diskriminim pozitiv
prurë prej tij dhe shprehet se, në kontrast me të, një Kod Sjelljeje i
paanshëm, mikpritës, mundet në fakt të ndihmojë që qen e mace të
rrojnë në paqe pas këtaj.
- Daniel Pocock përsiat rreth SwissID-së së re të sapoparaqitur [14],
rreziqeve potenciale të saj ndaj privatësisë dhe referendumeve
demokratike.
- Erik Albers i kërkoi bashkësisë sonë në disa kanale t’i bëjnë të ditur
FSFE-së veprimtari të ardhshme mbi Software-in e Lirë gjatë 2018-së që
janë me interes për bashkësinë e FSFE-së. Falë stazhierit tonë të
tanishëm Vincent, janë të sistemuara në kalendarin wiki të FSFE-së
[15], kështu ekipet dhe bashkësia jonë mund ta përdorin për të
organizuar pjesëmarrjen.
- Björn Schießle, bashkërenduesi i FSFE-së për Gjermaninë, mbajti një
bisedë rreth lirisë së software-it në re [16], në "Chemnitzer
Linuxtage" në Çemnic, Gjermani.
- Erik Albers mbajti një fjalë mbi Para Publike? Kod Publik! [17] në
Internet Freedom Festival në Valencia, Spanjë.
- Grupi i ri vendor FSFE i sapolindur në Madrid mbajti takimet e veta të
para më 22 Shkurt [18] dhe 3 Mars [19].
- FSFE-ja qe e pranishme me një stendë në "Chemnitzer Linuxtage" në
Çemnic (Gjermani), në T3chfest në Madrid (Spanjë), dhe në Internet
Freedom Festival në Valencia (Spanjë).
== Përfshihuni ==
Nëse s’e keni bërë deri sot, na tregoni veprimtarinë tuaj të parapëlqyer
mbi Software-in e Lirë që mendoni se është ose do të ishte me interes
për bashkësinë e FSFE-së, për të shpënë një stendë, ose për të marrë
pjesë me një bisedë ose praktikë. Rruga më e thjeshtë për ta bërë këtë
është të dërgohet një email te contact(a)fsfe.org [20] me subjektin "Free
Software event 2018". Ju lutemi, tregoni se për çfarë është veprimtaria,
sa pjesëmarrës priten, dhe gjuha kryesore e përdorur në të. Përpara se
ta në informoni, ju lutemi, kontrolloni për të parë se s’e kemi
përfshirë tashmë në listën tonë [21].
Nëse vizitoni ndonjë veprimtari tjetër rregullisht ose së shpejti, qoftë
konferencë e madhe apo takim vendor, armatosuni me ca material
promocional mbi FSFE-në, të cilin mund ta porositni falas [22].
== Jepni ndihmesë te buletini ynë ==
Nëse doni të ndani me ne mendime, foto, ose lajme, na i dërgoni. Si
përherë, adresa është newsletter(a)fsfe.org [23]. Presim t’ju dëgjojmë!
Falënderime për bashkësinë tonë, për krejt vullnetarët [24], përkrahësit
[25] dhe dhuruesit [26] që bëjnë të mundur punën tonë. Dhe falënderime
për përkthyesit tanë [27], që ju bëjnë të mundur të lexoni këtë buletin
në gjuhën tuaj.
Redaktorët tuaj,
Erik Albers dhe Max Mehl
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Free Software Discussions <https://fsfe.org/contact/community.en.html>
1: https://publiccode.eu
2: http://www.agid.gov.it/cad/art-68-analisi-comparativa-soluzioni
3: http://www.agid.gov.it/cad/art-69-riuso-soluzioni-standard-aperti
4: https://fsfe.org/campaigns/askyourcandidates/askyourcandidates
5: https://fsfe.org/news/2018/news-20180219-01
6: https://fsfe.org/news/2018/news-20180302-01.html
7: https://twitter.com/developersITA/status/964060999899860992
8: https://fsfe.org/news/2018/news-20180308-01
9: https://git.fsfe.org/janwey/ilfs-data
10: https://fsfe.org/join/nl2018-03
11: https://blogs.fsfe.org/pboddie/?p=1978
12: http://blog.isabel-drost-fromm.de/posts/proxies-considered-harmful.html
13: https://www.carmenbianca.eu/en/post/2018-03-09-how-we-conduct-ourselves/
14: https://danielpocock.com/swisspost-swissid-another-nail-in-the-coffin-sover…
15: https://wiki.fsfe.org/Events
16: https://www.schiessle.org/articles/2017/11/14/software-freedom-in-the-cloud/
17: https://platform.internetfreedomfestival.org/en/IFF2018/public/schedule/cus…
18: https://wiki.fsfe.org/Events/2018/0222-encuentro-local-madrid
19: https://wiki.fsfe.org/Events/2018/0303-encuentro-grupo-local-madrid
20: https://fsfe.org/mailto:contactATfsfeDOTorg
21: http://blog.3rik.cc/2018/03/free-software-events-in-europe-in-2018/
22: https://fsfe.org/promo
23: https://fsfe.org/mailto:newsletterATfsfeDOTorg
24: https://fsfe.org/contribute/contribute
25: https://fsfe.org/join
26: https://fsfe.org/donate/thankgnus
27: https://fsfe.org/contribute/translators/translators
28: https://fsfe.org/join/nl2018-03
= Buletini i FSFE-së, Shkurt 2018 =
[ Lexojeni online: https://fsfe.org/news/nl/nl-201802.sq.html ]
== Barcelona është qyteti i parë këshilli bashkiak i të cilit i bashkohet fushatës së FSFE-së "Para Publike? Kod Publik!" ==
“Fondet që vijnë nga qytetarët duhet të investohen në sisteme që mund të
ripërdoren dhe që janë të hapët ndaj ekosistemit lokal” shprehet
Francesca Bria, komisionere për Teknologjinë dhe Novacionin Dixhital të
Barcelonës. Ajo është motori pas Planit bashkiak të Shndërrimit
Dixhital, i cili - mes të tjerash - synon të rrënjosë në administratën e
bashkisë përdorimin e Software-it të Lirë dhe të të dhënave të hapura.
Hap pas hapi, krejt aplikacionet kyçe duhet të zëvendësohen me zgjidhje
nga Software-i i Lirë, deri sa bashkia të zëvendësojë më në fund
sistemin e vet të tanishëm, të bazuar në Windows, me një sistem të
përshtatshëm GNU/Linux. Përmes kësaj, Barcelona është drejt arritjes dhe
garantimit “të sovranitetit të plotë teknologjik” [1] për bashkinë. Deri
në prill të 2019-s, kur mbaron mandati i tanishëm, këshilli bashkiak ka
planifikuar të shpenzojë 70 përqind të buxhetit të vet për software me
burim të hapët.
Me këtë në mendje, Barcelona është qyteti i parë këshilli bashkiak i të
cilit ka nënshkruar Letrën e Hapur [2] të fushatës tonë "Para Publike?
Kod Publik!". FSFE-ja është shumë e gëzuar tek sheh një nga zonat më të
mëdha metropolitane të Europës të lëvizë drejt Software-it të Lirë, dhe
i uron Barcelonës sa më shumë sukses!
== Dita E dua Software-in e Lirë ==
Çdo vit, bashkësia jonë kremton më 14 shkurt "Ditën E dua Software-in e
Lirë". Raporti ynë për kremtimet e këtij viti vjen së shpejti, por duam
t’ju falënderojmë për qindra deklarata dashurie të bëra përmes kanalesh
mediash shoqërore, foto personash duke kremtuar projektet e tyre të
parapëlqyer Software i Lirë, b.f., Developers Italia [3], montazhe shumë
të bukur si ai nga Grise Bouille [4], si dhe postimet e shumta
informuese në blogje mbi përfitimet që sjell Software-i i Lirë. Pamë
madje njerëz të hapin çështje në platforma zhvillimi projektesh [5],
vetëm për të thënë “Faleminderit!” në "Ditën E dua Software-in e Lirë".
Faleminderit që kremtoni me ne dhe qëndroni të sintonizuar për raportin
e hollësishëm së shpejti.
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== Ç’kemi bërë tjetër? Brenda dhe Jashtë FSFE-së ==
- Një ditë para FOSDEM-it, FSFE-ja sërish, tok me OpenForum Europe,
organizoi edicionin e tretë të "European Free Software Policy Meeting"
[7], për të diskutuar çështjet politike më të rëndësishme të tanishme
në shkallë europiane lidhur me Software-in e Lirë.
- Ekipi i FSFE-së për Italinë po zhvillon një fushatë "Pyetni kandidatët
tuaj" [8] dhe u dërgoi partive pjesëmarrëse në zgjedhjet kombëtare të
Italisë, që do të mbahen më 4 Mars, një grup pyetjesh mbi përdorimin
dhe promovimin e Software-it të Lirë.
- "besondere elektronische Anwaltspostfach (beA)" është një software i
financuar me para publike që synon të vendosë një komunikim të sigurt
mes avokatësh në Gjermani, duke filluar nga janari 2018. Përdorimi i
tij, megjithatë, është i ndaluar, për arsye të shumta sigurie. FSFE-ja
botoi një letër të hapur [9] për të kërkuar publikimin e plotë të
beA-s nën një licencë Software-i të Lirë.
- Gjatë kongresit të 34-t Chaos Communication Congress, FSFE-ja, tok me
EDRi-n, organizuan një kluster të quajtur “Të drejta & Liri”, me një
rrjedhë të vetën mbi lirinë. Erik Albers shkroi në blogun e tij një
raport mbi këtë [10].
- Daniel Pocock, përfaqësuesi i bashkësisë së FSFE-së, shkruan mbi
Gjithçka që nuk e dinit mbi FSFE-në, si në një foto [11], në të cilin
analizon marrëdhëniet mes nëpunësve, këshillit, bashkësisë dhe
Asamblesë së Përgjithshme.
- Vanitasvitae raporton [12] rreth udhëtimit të tij në XSF-summit,
FOSDEM dhe rëndësinë e librarive XMPP
- Daniel Pocock i dërgoi një email bashkësisë së FSFE-së [13] në të
cilin reflektohet mbi procesin e anëtarësimit në Asamblenë e
Përgjithshme, procesin e identitetit të FSFE-së dhe udhëtimet e tij
personale.
- Sebastian Schauenburg sjell idetë e veta rreth ndarjes me të tjerët të
URL-ve vendore OsmAnd dhe Geo [14]
- Polina Malaja, analiste politikash në FSFE, shkruan rreth përgjigjes
tonë në konsultimet publike "PSI Directive" [15] që, me dy fjalë,
kërkon të përfshihet kodi burim në listën e të dhënave të ripërdorshme
të sektorit publik.
== Mos humbni rastin! Veprimtari s’afërmi me FSFE-në ==
Jemi të lumtur të shohim të zhvillohet një takim i parë lokal i FSFE-së
në Madrid, Spanjë, më 22 shkurt [16] dhe më 3 Mars [17]. Urojmë që krejt
pjesëmarrësit ta shpenzojnë kohën gjatë takimit në rrugë pozitive dhe të
frytshme. Nëse jeni prej zonës, mos e humbni rastin.
Meqë ra fjala: Nëse s’ka ndonjë grup vendor FSFE-je në zonën tuaj, por
do të donit të fillonit një të tillë, lidhuni me bashkërenduesin tonë të
bashkësive, Erik Albers [18] i cili do të jetë i lumtur t’ju ndihmojë në
hapat e parë.
== Aktivizohuni ==
Keni gjetur në internet një histori interesante rreth Software-it të
Lirë dhe doni ta ndani me ne? Apo keni një pyetje që do të donit ta
diskutonit me të tjerë veprimtarë të Software-it të Lirë? Apo doni të
lajmëroni veprimtarinë tuaj të ardhshme të Software-it të Lirë ose të
raportoni mbi një të tillë së fundi? Postojeni në një nga listat tona
publike dhe ndajeni me bashkësinë! Kemi lista postimi aktive në anglisht
[19], gjermanisht [20], spanjisht [21], dhe greqisht [22].
Nëse banoni në Itali, lidhuni me kandidatët tuaj vendorë gjatë fushatës
së tanishme elektorale, tregojuni fushatën tonë "Para Publike? Kod
Publik!" dhe drejtojuni pyetjet që u kemi dërguar edhe partive
pjesëmarrëse [23] ose pyetje të ngjashme me to.
== Jepni ndihmesë te buletini ynë ==
Nëse doni të ndani me të tjerët mendime, foto, ose lajme, na i dërgoni.
Adresa është gjithmonë newsletter(a)fsfe.org. Presim lajme nga ju!
Falënderime për krejt bashkësinë tonë, për krejt vullnetarët [24],
përkrahësit [25] dhe dhuruesit [26] që bëjnë të mundur punën tonë. Dhe
falënderime për përkthyesit tanë [27], që ju bëjnë të mundur ta lexoni
këtë buletin në gjuhën tuaj amtare.
Redaktori juaj, Erik Albers
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Free Software Discussions <https://fsfe.org/contact/community.en.html>
1: http://ajuntament.barcelona.cat/digital/en/digital-transformation/technolog…
2: https://publiccode.eu/#action
3: https://twitter.com/developersITA/status/964060999899860992
4: https://grisebouille.net/wp-content/uploads/2018/02/tad_024_ilovefs.jpg
5: https://github.com/westnordost/StreetComplete/issues/866
6: https://fsfe.org/join/nl2018-02
7: https://fsfe.org/news/2018/news-20180215-01
8: https://fsfe.org/news/2018/news-20180219-01
9: https://fsfe.org/campaigns/publiccode/bea
10: http://blog.3rik.cc/2018/02/fsfe-assembly-at-34c3-wir-taten-was/
11: https://danielpocock.com/everything-you-didnt-know-about-fsfe-in-a-picture
12: https://blogs.fsfe.org/vanitasvitae/
13: https://danielpocock.com/our-future-relationship-with-fsfe-2018
14: https://www.schauenburg.nl/posts/2018/01/26-local-osmand-and-geo-urls/
15: https://blogs.fsfe.org/polina/2017/12/13/fsfe-asks-to-include-software-into…
16: https://wiki.fsfe.org/Events/2018/0222-encuentro-local-madrid#head-03d1f2ac…
17: https://wiki.fsfe.org/Events/2018/0303-encuentro-grupo-local-madrid#head-37…
18: https://fsfe.org/about/albers/albers
19: https://lists.fsfe.org/mailman/listinfo/discussion
20: https://lists.fsfe.org/mailman/listinfo/fsfe-de
21: https://mail.fsfeurope.org/mailman/listinfo/spain
22: https://lists.fsfe.org/mailman/admin/fsfe-el
23: https://fsfe.org/news/2018/news-20180219-01
24: https://fsfe.org/contribute/contribute
25: https://fsfe.org/join
26: https://fsfe.org/donate/thankgnus
27: https://fsfe.org/contribute/translators/translators
28: https://fsfe.org/join/nl2018-02
= FSFE Newsletter - December 2017 / January 2018 =
[ Lexojeni online: https://fsfe.org/news/nl/nl-201712.sq.html ]
== 2017: A year full of Free Software ==
The Free Software Foundation Europe looks back on a very exciting year.
While on one hand we managed to take our regular campaigns like I love
Free Software [1] and Ask Your Candidates [2] to a new level with
extraordinary activities, we also started three new major activities
this year that will keep running in 2018 and beyond. These are Public
Money Public Code [3], Save Code Share [4] and the Reuse Initiative [5].
In the legal field we held the 10th Legal and Licensing Workshop [6] and
updated the Fiduciary Licence Agreement [7] to version 2.0. In the
technical field, we set up new tools for our community [8] and
(co-)developed new tools for our campaigns [9]. All of them are Free
Software, of course.
2017 was also a very good year for our outreach. Our community attended
75 events in 11 countries with talks, workshops and booths. In our
Berlin office we have welcomed six interns from six different European
countries, and our message keeps spreading with new merchandise items
[10] and promotional material [11].
As a result of our joint efforts, we have seen growth in many sectors:
in funds, in media attention, and in our community, with the latter
being the most important point. The Free Software Foundation Europe
could not pursue its mission without the people that make up our
community and spread our message. This is a big thank you to all of you:
the countless volunteers, supporters and donors who were part of or who
made the work of FSFE possible in 2017. Your contributions are priceless
and we are doing our best to keep the good work going in 2018!
If you are interested in more details about our activities in 2017, read
our yearly report [12]. If you like what we are doing, join the FSFE as
a supporter [13] and help us to continue our work for Free Software!
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== What else have we done? Inside and Outside the FSFE ==
- Part of a new copyright proposal currently discussed by the European
Union is Article 13, which imposes the installation of arbitrary
upload filters on every code hosting and sharing provider. Together
with over 80 organisations, the FSFE called the EU member states to
reject the harmful Article 13 [15] and to Save Code Share [16].
- The Dutch government released the source code and documentation of
"Basisregistratie Personen", a 100 million Euro IT system that
registers information about inhabitants within the Netherlands. The
FSFE applauds the Dutch government's move [17] towards releasing
publicly financed code as Free Software.
- Max Mehl, project manager of the FSFE, explains the current status of
the FSFE's work on proposed European Radio Lockdown [18]. While the
FSFE was not accepted as member of committee, which assists the
European Commission with drafting the delegated acts, we keep raising
our demand to save users' rights and Free Software, backed by more
than 50 civil society organisations.
- The FSFE submitted its response to the public consultation on the
Directive on the re-use of public sector information [19]. In our
response we argue that source code needs to be added to the list of
'documents' that governments and other public bodies need to make
available for re-use in an open and machine readable format. When it
comes to publicly financed software, it should be released to the
public under Free Software licences [20].
- Thanks to April, the French Free Software association, we now have a
French translation of our "Public Money? Public Code!" campaign video
[21].
- Erik Albers wrote a report of the FSFE's community meeting and the
common spirit with some pictures (http://blog.3rik.cc/2017/12/report-
about-the-fsfe-community-meeting-2017/)
- Earlier this year, after a public consultation, we took the decision
to change the name of our supporter program, the Fellowship of the
FSFE, and talk about our supporters by their true name: Supporters. At
the same time as we're completing this change, we're also
decommissioning our old Fellowship SmartCard in favor of a brand new
FSFE supporter patch [22].
- Matthias Kirschner, President of the FSFE, argues in a blogpost [23]
as a reply to Scott Peterson from Red Hat, that the terms "Open Source
Software" and "Free Software" are referring to the same kind of
software but only differ in their emphasis. And that it is challenging
to impossible and maybe even unnecessary to find a "neutral" term.
- Jonas Öberg, Executive Director of the FSFE, introduces the FSFE's
forms API in a blogpost [24], a way to send emails and manage sign-ups
on web pages used in the FSFE community.
- Daniel Pocock, community representative of the FSFE, shared a picture
of the fixme.ch hackerspace [25] in Lausanne which promotes the FSFE.
- Michael Kappes blogs about a group of supporters from the Berlin local
FSFE group who went to the FIfF-Konferenz in Jena to set up a booth
for the FSFE [26].
- Björn Schiessle, German team co-coordinator, blogs about how to
achieve practical software freedom in the cloud [27].
- We welcome our new associate [28]: Open Labs [29], Albania
- FSFE has a new t-shirt celebrating the 100 freedoms of Free Software
[30]. Also, we have a lot of other nice shirts and merchandise in our
online shop [31] - for Christmas or for any other reason.
- Thanks to our growing community and the big demand by people around
the world to spread the word about the FSFE and Free Software, we are
looking for an office assistant as a part-time job [32] to help us
with packing and posting.
- In 2018, again, we are looking for students who can join our team in
Berlin [33] for three months or more as a mandatory part of their
studies or before graduation.
== Do not miss it! Upcoming events with the FSFE ==
As in recent years, the FSFE will be present with an FSFE assembly at
the Chaos Communication Congress [34], one of the biggest technology
related events in Europe. The assembly will be equipped with current
merchandise and promotional material, run a Free Software track, invite
people to play a Free Software game or to join us in several Free
Software song sing-along sessions. After all, the assembly shall be a
place for our community to get together and connect with each other. If
you are attending Chaos Communication Congress too, use this opportunity
to meet and get to know the people behind FSFE, including volunteers and
staffers.
As usual, find all the other future events with or by the FSFE listed on
our events page [35].
== Get Active ==
Use the vacation time to read our yearly report [36] and share it among
your friends. Let people know about the importance of Free Software and
why they should care about it. Tell them that people around the world
form communities with the aim to bring technological freedom,
transparency, knowledge and emancipation to everyone. Spread the word
[37] about the four freedoms and if possible, help others to exercise
their freedoms too.
Join our cause [38].
== Contribute to our newsletter ==
If you would like to share any thoughts, pictures, or news, send them to
us. As always, the address is newsletter(a)fsfe.org. We're looking forward
to hearing from you!
Thanks to our community, all the volunteers [39], supporters [40] and
donors [41] who make our work possible. And thanks to our translators
[42], who enable you to read this newsletter in your mother tongue.
Your editor,
Erik Albers
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17: https://fsfe.org/news/2017/news-20171206-01
18: https://fsfe.org/news/2017/news-20171212-01
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20: http://publiccode.eu/
21: https://www.april.org/version-audio-francaise-de-la-video-argent-public-cod…
22: https://fsfe.org/news/2017/news-20171116-01
23: https://k7r.eu/2-percent-discussion-free-software-or-open-source-software/
24: http://blog.jonasoberg.net/introducing-forms/
25: https://danielpocock.com/hacking-with-posters-and-stickers
26: http://blogs.fsfe.org/majestyx/2017/11/03/fsfe-berlin-goes-fiff-konferenz-2…
27: https://www.schiessle.org/articles/2017/11/14/software-freedom-in-the-cloud/
28: https://fsfe.org/associates/associates
29: https://openlabs.cc/en/
30: https://fsfe.org/news/2017/news-20171211-01
31: https://fsfe.org/order/
32: https://fsfe.org/news/2017/news-20171207-02
33: https://fsfe.org/news/2017/news-20171114-01
34: https://events.ccc.de/congress/2017/wiki/index.php/Assembly:Free_Software_F…
35: https://fsfe.org/events/events
36: https://fsfe.org/news/2017/news-20171207-01
37: https://fsfe.org/contribute/spreadtheword
38: http://fsfe.org/join
39: https://fsfe.org/contribute/contribute
40: http://fsfe.org/join
41: https://fsfe.org/donate/thankgnus
42: https://fsfe.org/contribute/translators/translators
43: https://fsfe.org/httpsfsfeorgjoinnl201712
= FSFE Newsletter - November 2017 =
[ Lexojeni online: https://fsfe.org/news/nl/nl-201711.sq.html ]
== The FSFE presents modernised Fiduciary Licensing Agreement 2.0 ==
The FSFE's Fiduciary License Agreement (FLA) was initially introduced in
2002, to address the challenge of managing rights and content within a
Free Software project over long periods of time. The FLA is a well-
balanced contributor agreement, which gives the trustee, responsible for
managing the rights within a Free Software project, power and
responsibility to make sure the contributed software always remains free
and open. This way the project, together with all the respective
contributors, is protected against any possible misuse of power by a new
copyright holder.
However, the last review of the initial FLA was back in 2007 and we are
happy to present an improved and modernised version - FLA-2.0 [1]. The
biggest improvements are that the FLA-2.0 now also covers patents and
enables more practical licensing options directed towards third parties
– including referencing an external licensing policy. In addition, the
new wording is much improved both in its compatibility with more
jurisdictions as well as being easier for everybody to understand and
apply.
For FLA-2.0, the FSFE joined forces with ContributorAgreements.org and
integrated the FLA-2.0 into its Copyright Licensing Agreement (CLA)
chooser/generator, in order to make the use of the FLA easier both for
projects and for developers. As a side-effect, all CLA on
ContributorAgreements.org have been updated as well, following some of
the improvements from the FLA.
== General Assembly 2017: new members, new roles and new directions ==
The members of the Free Software Foundation Europe held their General
Assembly on October 15 in Edinburgh, Scotland. The annual meeting is
held to discuss strategies for the upcoming year and to set the overall
direction of the organisation. Amongst other things, the General
Assembly prepared a route to some reforms of the organisational
structure and adopted an overall Code of Conduct for the FSFE. Patrick
Ohnewein was elected as the new Financial Officer, and six new members
joined the association. You can read more details in the official
minutes [2] and a summary about the accepted proposals in the
corresponding news-item [3].
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== What else have we done? Inside and Outside the FSFE ==
- The Free Software Foundation Europe released its next version of REUSE
practices [5] to make computers understand software copyrights and
licenses. The REUSE page now also comes with an explanatory video [6]
as well as a set of developer tools [7] and examples which show the
REUSE practices in action.
- The FSFE's Vice President Heiki Lõhmus explains the background about
decisions for future changes to FSFE membership [8] and the removal of
the Fellowship Representatives during the General Assembly 2017.
- As in previous editions of the Chaos Communication Camp, the FSFE will
set up an assembly during 34C3 for all friends of Free Software and is
running a call for participation [9] until November 19.
- At the beginning of October, 32 European Ministers signed the Tallinn
Declaration on eGovernment. The FSFE's policy analyst Polina Malaja
writes about [10] FSFE's input and the good process involved in this
declaration.
- The FSFE's Executive Director Jonas Öberg blogs about the steps he
took to make cURL REUSE compliant [11].
- André Ockers analyses the Dutch coalition agreement [12] on the matter
of software and misses any support of Free Software within.
- Tarin Gamberini evaluates [13] that in the last semester, eight
Italian Regions have reduced advertisement of proprietary PDF readers
on their website, and that one region has increased its support for
Free Software PDF readers.
- Hannes Hauswedell explains how to use FSFE's Gitea [14] and/or Github
to host comments in statically generated blogs [15] and in a privacy-
friendly way.
- The FSFE was present at the Open Source Summit 2017 in Prague, Czech
Republic. The FSFE's president Matthias Kirschner gave a talk about
"Limux: The Loss of a Lighthouse", and Polina Malaja about "DSM, EIF,
RED: Acronyms on the EU Level and Why They Matter for Software
Freedom".
- Jonas Öberg was at the Open Source Strategy Forum in New York to
present updates to FSFEs' REUSE practices.
- The FSFE's country coordinator Germany Björn Schiessle gave a talk
about how to avoid digital dependencies [16] at the Fellbacher
Weltwochen.
- The FSFE's country coordinator Italy, Natale Vinto, gave a talk about
Public Money? Public Code! at Linux Day Milano to celebrate Linux Day,
a national manifestation to discuss about Linux and free software.
== Do not miss it! Upcoming events with the FSFE ==
Always find the FSFE's future events listed on our events page [17].
== Contribute to our newsletter ==
If you would like to share any thoughts, pictures, or news, send them to
us. As always, the address is newsletter(a)fsfe.org. We're looking forward
to hearing from you!
Thanks to our community, all the volunteers [18], supporters [19] and
donors [20] who make our work possible. And thanks to our translators
[21], who enable you to read this newsletter in your mother tongue.
Your editor,
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3: https://fsfe.org/news/2017/news-20171107-01
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9: https://fsfe.org/news/2017/news-20171024-01
10: https://fsfe.org/news/2017/news-20171109-01
11: http://blog.jonasoberg.net/a-reuse-compliant-curl/
12: https://blogs.fsfe.org/ao/2017/10/28/dutch-coalition-agreement-wheres-the-t…
13: https://www.taringamberini.com/en/blog/fsfe/adoption-of-free-software-pdf-r…
14: http://git.fsfe.org/
15: https://hannes.hauswedell.net/post/2017/10/21/blog-comments/
16: http://ichbinbaff.de/multibaff/ww17/events/digitale-abhaengigkeit-vermeiden…
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= FSFE Newsletter - October 2017 =
[ Read online: https://fsfe.org/news/nl/nl-201710.en.html ]
== Tell the EU to Save Code Share in the current EU Copyright debate! ==
The EU is currently revising its copyright rules in its proposal for the
EU Copyright Directive in the Digital Single Market [1], so that they
may be more suitable for the modern digital age. Instead of recognising
the realities of how different content is being shared online, the
current EU Copyright Directive proposal, and in particular its Article
13 targeted at online hosting providers, threatens [2] our ability to
access public code repositories and share code online. The new rules
enshrined in Article 13 intend to introduce new obligations for code
hosting platforms in order to prevent any possible copyright
infringement: if they do not implement these, the platforms will end up
being directly liable for their users' activity. Article 13 thus imposes
the use of costly upload filters in order to identify allegedly
infringing code. The problem with such a requirement is that there are
no known automated filters that can accurately identify whether the code
is shared adequately and without breaching a respective Free Software
licence. In addition, Article 13 imposes a far-reaching monitoring
obligation on code hosting platforms to actively search for infringing
activity by their users. Article 13 treats every user of code hosting
platforms as a potential copyright infringer whose content, including
entire code repositories, may be taken down, or barred from upload to
the platform, at any time. If code is so easily "unpublished", all other
software built on top of it will be hampered.
For more information on how Article 13 poses a threat to the ability to
build software online, please visit Save Code Share [3] and read our
White Paper [4].
[ In the online version you can find a picture here: ]
[ FSFE booth at FrOSCon 2017 ]
[ https://fsfe.org/news/nl/nl-201710 ]
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== What else have we done? Inside and Outside the FSFE ==
- The success of our Public Money? Public Code! [6] campaign so far has
been overwhelming. At the time of writing, more than 13.000
individuals have signed the open letter [7] and the campaign has been
backed by the support of more than 80 organisations. The campaign has
gained attention from huge press coverage [8]; many prominent people,
developers, artists, CEOs and politicians have joined our demand that
whenever software is financed by public money it should be public
code. If you have not done so already, join us now and sign the open
letter [9].
- Jonas Öberg, the FSFE Executive Director, blogged about updates [10]
and templates to the FSFE's REUSE campaign [11]. In his blog post he
presents three different Git repositories, each of which is REUSE
compliant, and which demonstrate different parts of recommended REUSE
practices.
- Kristi Progri, project assistant for the FSFE, blogged about our
ongoing identity process and how to become part of the involved
interview process [12].
- Polina Malaja, our policy analyst and legal coordinator, gave a talk
at CopyCamp in Warsaw, Poland, about the implications of the current
EU Copyright Directive proposal for the collaborative software
environment, and our campaign Save Code Share.
- Carmen Bakker and Erik Da Silva, current interns at the FSFE, gave a
talk during Copycamp in Warsaw about our Public Money Public Code
campaign. Find a short report and a video on Carmen's blog [13].
- Erik Albers, program manager and community coordinator of the FSFE,
gave a talk about Free Software campaigning in the forefront of
elections [14] at the Kieler Linuxtage, Germany.
- On Software Freedom Day, Polina Malaja gave a talk about Public Money
Public Code [15] in the c-base, Berlin.
- During the Digitale Woche Kiel, Erik Albers gave a talk about Public
Money Public Code [16] and how it helps with the current coalition
agreement in Schleswig-Holstein.
== Do not miss it! Upcoming events with the FSFE ==
We are preparing the first-of-its-kind FSFE community meeting. It will
take place on November 25 & 26 in Berlin. We therefore invite all active
community members, and those who would like to become active again, to
come together and collaborate. Seats are limited due to physical
restrictions. If you would like to participate read all details on the
dedicated wiki-page [17].
== Get Active ==
Tell the Members of the European Parliament and the EU Council to secure
collaborative software development online, and in particular the sharing
of Free Software, by signing the Open Letter, both as an individual
and/or an organisation at Save Code Share [18]! Please spread the word
about the negative implications of the current EU Copyright Directive
proposal within your networks #savecodeshare [19]. Tell EU policy makers
that there is no place for upload filters when it comes to sharing code
as Free Software!
== Contribute to our newsletter ==
If you would like to share any thoughts, pictures, or news, send them to
us. As always, the address is newsletter(a)fsfe.org. We're looking forward
to hearing from you!
Thanks to our community, all the volunteers [20], supporters [21] and
donors [22] who make our work possible. And thanks to our translators
[23], who enable you to read this newsletter in your mother tongue.
Your editors,
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1: http://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/?uri=CELEX:52016PC0593
2: https://fsfe.org/news/2017/news-20171005-01.en.html
3: https://savecodeshare.eu/
4:
https://savecodeshare.eu/static/assets/WhitePaper-ImpactofArticel13onSoftwa…
5: https://fsfe.org/join/nl2017-10
6: https://publiccode.eu/
7: https://publiccode.eu/openletter/
8: https://wiki.fsfe.org/Activities/PMPC/Press
9: https://publiccode.eu/#action
10: http://blog.jonasoberg.net/reuse-templates/
11: https://reuse.software/
12: https://kristiprogri.com/2017/09/20/fsfe-identity-process/
13:
https://www.carmenbianca.eu/en/post/2017-10-02-copycamp-public-money-public…
14:
https://www.kieler-linuxtage.de/index.php?seite=programm.html&untermenu=Bes…
15: http://wiki.softwarefreedomday.org/2017/Germany/Berlin/JointSFDBerlin
16: https://digitalewochekiel.de/programm/public-money-public-code/
17: https://wiki.fsfe.org/Events/2017/the-fsfe-community-meeting-2017
18: https://savecodeshare.eu/#sign-letter
19: https://savecodeshare.eu/
20: https://fsfe.org/contribute/contribute
21: http://fsfe.org/join
22: https://fsfe.org/donate/thankgnus
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= FSFE Newsletter - July 2017 =
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== The FSFE now provides Git hosting for its supporters ==
Sharing one's knowledge and enhancing collaboration are core principles
of the Free Software community. Therefore, the FSFE is happy to now
provide its supporters and registered volunteers a platform to create
and manage Git repositories with a comfortable web interface under
git.fsfe.org [1].
With git.fsfe.org, the FSFE allows its supporters to share and
collaborate on a platform that fully respects their freedoms [2]. And
while users are free to use this platform for their private purposes, we
encourage every activist and local group of the FSFE to host code they
are using for their FSFE activities, and to share minutes or other
documents of FSFE group meetings, as well as any other publicly
interesting information. This way, we would like to facilitate and
stimulate collaboration, feedback and creativity inside our pan-European
community.
Official teams and working groups of the association of the FSFE will
also strive to migrate as much code and relevant files as possible to
this new platform. For example, future website development, promotional
material, and helpful scripts for the organisation's day-to-day work.
For Git beginners we explain the service in detail in the FSFE wiki [3].
Advanced users are welcome to help extending guides for the most common
Git workflows.
Find us and use, study, share and improve at git.fsfe.org [4].
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== What else have we done? Inside and Outside the FSFE ==
- Estonia has taken over the presidency of the Council of the European
Union and now has asked the public to comment on their proposal for
the "Tallinn Declaration" - a set of policy proposals for the European
digital government - to be signed by the EU ministers in October. The
FSFE has provided its comments [6] in the first round of public
consultation on the proposal, while participation in the second round
for comments is currently open for everyone. We encourage you to
participate [7] and reuse our arguments to foster Free Software and
Open Standards in the European public digital infrastructure. The
deadline for comments is 14 July.
- As part of our Free Your Android campaign, the FSFE explains and
promotes [8] the use of the Free Software app repository F-Droid.
Torsten Grote, member of the General Assembly of the FSFE and
initiator of our FYA-campaign, shares some insights about how F-Droid
is bringing apps to Cuba [9].
- Is it acceptable to use proprietary software (platforms) to promote
software freedom? The FSFE community, including the FSFE's Fellowship
representatives, has been discussing this question on our public
discussion list [10]. Feel free to join the discussion.
- In Zurich there was a kick-off meeting for a local Food Computer group
[11] including the FSFE Fellowship representative, Daniel Pocock, and
a travel sponsorship by the FSFE for Anisa Kuci to participate.
- The FSFE's program manager, Max Mehl, visited the FSFE local group
Rhein/Main in Frankfurt, Germany, and gave a talk about "Public Money,
Public Code".
- The FSFE team France was present with a booth at the Rencontres
Mondiales du Logiciel Libre (RMLL) - also known as Libre Software
Meeting (LSM) - in Saint-Etienne where our long-time supporter Cryptie
also gave a talk about "From theoretical crypto to practice: gloups,
something is missing" [12].
- The FSFE local group Berlin was present with a booth at the Maker
Faire to explain visitors why tinkering heavily depends on Free
Software.
- The FSFE local group Milano, Italy, together with Game Over Milano,
celebrated the International Day Against DRM [13] to inform about the
threats of DRM concerning HTML5, ebooks, music, games and much more.
- The FSFE local group Offenbach, Germany, was present with a booth at
the Bended Realities Festival to inform about the connection of Free
Education and Free Software.
- The FSFE local group Munich held a workshop about "What is Free
Software?" [14] with a special focus on people who have little or zero
knowledge about software.
== Not to be missed! Upcoming events with the FSFE ==
- SHA is the name of a non profit outdoor Hacker camp taking place on
August 4th to 8th, close to Amersfoort in the Netherlands. The FSFE
country team Netherlands and friends will be present with a dedicated
FSFE village [15]. If you happen to be around, pass by and join one of
the various sessions, talks, workshops, projects or help singing the
Free Software song [16].
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1: https://git.fsfe.org
2: https://fsfe.org/news/2017/news-20170616-01.sq.html
3: https://wiki.fsfe.org/TechDocs/Git
4: https://git.fsfe.org
5: https://fsfe.org/join/nl2017-07
6: https://fsfe.org/news/2017/news-20170710-01.sq.html
7: https://ideas4digitalgov.eu/
8: https://fsfe.org/contribute/spreadtheword#f-droid
9: https://blog.grobox.de/2017/how-f-droid-is-bringing-apps-to-cuba/
10: https://lists.fsfe.org/pipermail/discussion/2017-June/011591.html
11: https://danielpocock.com/croissants-qatar-food-computer-zurich
12:
https://prog2017.rmll.info/programme/securite-entre-transparence-et-opacite…
13: https://wiki.fsfe.org/Events/2017/07-06-International-Day-Against-DRM
14:
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:WikiMUC/2017-06-02_Workshop:_Wie_fu…
15: https://wiki.sha2017.org/w/Village:Free_Software_Foundation_Europe
16: http://blog.3rik.cc/2017/06/join-us-now-at-sha2017/
17: https://fsfe.org/contribute/contribute
18: http://fellowship.fsfe.org/join
19: https://fsfe.org/donate/thankgnus
