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<Gooberpatrol_66>what's the difference between gnu assembly and "retro gnu" besides having a CoC?

<rekado>Gooberpatrol_66: see the social contract

<rekado>and governance

<Gooberpatrol_66>the social contract doesn't seem to me to be different from what gnu already does

<rekado>GNU does not have a social contract

<Gooberpatrol_66>it doesn't have a webpage titled "social contract"?

<rekado>no, that’s not what it means

<Gooberpatrol_66>like, a "social contract" as typically used is an abstract concept. all sorts of organizations and institutions have them implicitly.

<Gooberpatrol_66>i don't think it becomes a social contract by virtue of being written down

<Gooberpatrol_66>though i'm not arguing against the existence of a handy aggregation of things you can find elsewhere on gnu's websites

<Gooberpatrol_66>unless this is not a mere text document and it has some legally or organizationally binding power i'm unaware of

<rekado>all people listed on that site ‘signed’ the social contract

<rekado>it’s not a handy aggregation of thing you can find eleswhere

<rekado>*things

<Gooberpatrol_66>i feel like i've read all those things a dozen times before

<PurpleSym>I’m trying to build ghc locally for i686. Might take a while.

<rekado>FYI: rust 1.67.1 (from the rebased rust-team branch) has now reached the test phase

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