EDIT: Work is now finished with a better text, representing essential values.

I saw that this piece was also removed from social contract:

"We only focus on community-driven projects and software. Everything else driven by capitalist interests is foremost kept out as there can be no free and libre culture under pure orientation for those perspectives"

I understand that this part was a bit vague and leaves many things in question. Not replacing this part though  leaves the social contract lacking the clear anti corporate distinction it had from other projects.

I would like to hear the team's thoughts about this.

* As I have a pending responsibility about providing some wiki content, I will try to be online to the irc channel for a couple of days, so Throgh if you can, please contact with me because I need some guidance.

within this thread we want to document the changes around the website and the wiki of the Hyperbola-project. This includes for sure also partwise debates on missed out information needed to be added.

For the moment to leave as newest addition: Hyperbola is independent and not only with the focus on GNU/Linux-libre!
We have therefore modified the Social Contract with point 6. The original point 9 about "Arch GNU/Linux and Debian" was removed (remember as Hyperbola is independent) and a newly created point 12 (original point 13) was added.

When HyperbolaBSD is going further into the alpha-phase point 7 and point 8 will be also removed. The reasoning here is that we no longer provide GNU/Linux in any form at a point in the future and we also do not need "deblobbed kernels" as our own operating-system and its infrastructure is following our ruleset and does therefore surely not contain non-free blobs.

There will be a FAQ coming in the near future, so we can hand out a list about facts and information for HyperbolaBSD, clearing up common misunderstandings. And within the next days we rework also the information-site for Hyperbola.