Simo Sorce writes:
Well, Unesco is a department of the united nation, if the direct responsible person does not want to hear at our question, we may ask the Unesco if this is really the Unesco vision, and above that if it is also the United Nation vision. It is only a matter to find someone above Stephane Fermigier to deal with. (I'm not saying this is easy, just the thing to do.)
I failed to mention that Stephane Fermigier is not a Unesco employee. My understanding is that he wrote the content of the portal because he was hired by Unesco to do so. It would be worthwhile to explain Unesco that the content of their portal would be better if it expressed the views of the Free Software movement. It would be good if you could send a mail to the people responsible for the web site. The mail I sent was in French, therefore I guess it won't help you much. It is archived in the fsfe-france@gnu.org mailing list. I wrote a long explanatory mail, which is necessary in this case. After all, Unesco does nothing wrong, they are just misinformed on this subject.
Cheers,
Loic Dachary writes:
Simo Sorce writes:
Well, Unesco is a department of the united nation, if the direct responsible person does not want to hear at our question, we may ask the Unesco if this is really the Unesco vision, and above that if it is also the United Nation vision. It is only a matter to find someone above Stephane Fermigier to deal with. (I'm not saying this is easy, just the thing to do.)
I failed to mention that Stephane Fermigier is not a Unesco employee.
Of course not. He runs a business in the content management sector (zope) and is one of the leaders of the AFUL (http://www.aful.org)
My understanding is that he wrote the content of the portal because he was hired by Unesco to do so.
This makes sense.
It would be worthwhile to explain Unesco that the content of their portal would be better if it expressed the views of the Free Software movement. It would be good if you could send a mail to the people responsible for the web site.
But who exactly is that?
Klaus Schilling
Klaus Schilling wrote:
Loic Dachary writes:
Simo Sorce writes:
Well, Unesco is a department of the united nation, if the direct responsible person does not want to hear at our question, we may ask the Unesco if this is really the Unesco vision, and above that if it is also the United Nation vision. It is only a matter to find someone above Stephane Fermigier to deal with. (I'm not saying this is easy, just the thing to do.)
I failed to mention that Stephane Fermigier is not a Unescoemployee.
Of course not. He runs a business in the content management sector (zope) and is one of the leaders of the AFUL (http://www.aful.org)
My understanding is that he wrote the content of the portal because he was hired by Unesco to do so.
This makes sense.
It would be worthwhile to explain Unesco that the content of their portal would be better if it expressed the views of the Free Software movement. It would be good if you could send a mail to the people responsible for the web site.
But who exactly is that?
see: http://www.unesco.org/webworld/portal_freesoft/contact.shtml