Hi Bastien, On Sun, Mar 25, 2018 at 2:27 AM, <[email protected]> wrote:
> > I guess Sugar Labs partipates to the GSoC for the same reasons the > Free Software Foundation does it through the various GNU projects: > it's a way to write and promote free software that comes with no > strings attached. > If Facebook is "guilty" of anything, then Google is even guiltier. Everything objected to about FB applies to both. FSF/E would not condone GNU projects' participation in an "FBSoC", yet GNU projects participate in GSoC. I believe that's the classic definition of a double standard. But the question is: should a free software INSTITUTION use FB? > The original question was that, but https://www.fsf.org/facebook and other docs were also mentioned above, and contain plenty of references to "me" the individual, as well as "us" the institution. > While it may be difficult to leave Facebook at the individual level, > I'm sure it is not difficult at all to leave Facebook when you're an > institution. > > What will FB do: show you picture of the Stallman crying because you > leave FB? > That had me LOLing :) -Charlie
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