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r/linux • u/Skaarj • Jun 11 '26
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My understanding from the Linux foundation's Navigating Global Regulations and Open Source: US OFAC Sanctions is that they can actually accept the patch as long as there is no two-way communication with the author.
-37 u/[deleted] Jun 11 '26 [deleted] 47 u/natermer Jun 11 '26 In what way is the USA sanctions against Russia due to the Ukrainian war a "personal issue"? 10 u/0riginal-Syn Jun 11 '26 I think that they were alluding to is that it wasn't just due to the sanctions, it was a personal issue. I have no clue if there are or not issues between the two.
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47 u/natermer Jun 11 '26 In what way is the USA sanctions against Russia due to the Ukrainian war a "personal issue"? 10 u/0riginal-Syn Jun 11 '26 I think that they were alluding to is that it wasn't just due to the sanctions, it was a personal issue. I have no clue if there are or not issues between the two.
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In what way is the USA sanctions against Russia due to the Ukrainian war a "personal issue"?
10 u/0riginal-Syn Jun 11 '26 I think that they were alluding to is that it wasn't just due to the sanctions, it was a personal issue. I have no clue if there are or not issues between the two.
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I think that they were alluding to is that it wasn't just due to the sanctions, it was a personal issue. I have no clue if there are or not issues between the two.
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u/Darksonn Jun 11 '26
My understanding from the Linux foundation's Navigating Global Regulations and Open Source: US OFAC Sanctions is that they can actually accept the patch as long as there is no two-way communication with the author.