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Re: Joint statement on the GNU Project
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Ludovic Courtès |
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Re: Joint statement on the GNU Project |
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Mon, 07 Oct 2019 23:41:00 +0200 |
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Hi František, and welcome,
(I’m willing to answer questions like I wrote, but if we are to have a
more in-depth conversation, I think we should not abuse guix-devel for
that.)
František Kučera <address@hidden> skribis:
> you speak about „behavior“ in that blog post. But what is more
> important is whether there are any essential, factual
> differences. What would you do differently? What is your program, your
> goals? Could you declare it clearly and honestly? Could you guarantee,
> that you will be faithful to it for decades?
>
> Recently I wrote an article about the future of the FSF:
> <https://blog.frantovo.cz/c/377/>. Please read it and say whether you
> agree with particular items or not.
Note that the FSF and GNU are two different things. GNU is not a formal
organization (like US 501(c) or similar), whereas the FSF is. The FSF
is primarily concerned with activism, whereas GNU is concerned with
making those ideas practical.
Not surprisingly, I agree with all the goals you propose for the FSF,
except perhaps one: to not ‘mix our ideas with general politics’. I
think free software is a social movement that doesn’t exist in a vacuum,
it’s politic in nature, and thus it’s part of ‘general politics’.
Ludo’.
- Re: Joint statement on the GNU Project, (continued)
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- Re: Joint statement on the GNU Project, znavko, 2019/10/12
- Re: Joint statement on the GNU Project, Eric Brown, 2019/10/29
- Re: Joint statement on the GNU Project, František Kučera, 2019/10/07
- Re: Joint statement on the GNU Project,
Ludovic Courtès <=
- Re: Joint statement on the GNU Project, Jean Louis, 2019/10/09