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[Fred Phillips]

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From: Dave Crossland <address@hidden>
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Subject: [backstage] Software freedom and web applications
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Hi,

Aaron Swartz has written a nice summary of the history and issues of
software freedom in the age of web applications:
http://autonomo.us/2008/07/software-freedom-and-web-applications/

With small proof-of-concept projects like http://identi.ca/ and large
Web 2.0 artifices like Ma.gnolia.com showing leadership in this
direction, will people upgrade from 'data portability' to tackling the
underlying issue of network software freedom? :-)

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Dave
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