On Mon, Sep 07, 2020 at 09:51:35 +0300, Jean Louis wrote: > Using non-free software, including centralized proprietary networks, > and other digital evils, by an organization is danger to national and > international security and concerns all people on this planet. > > You probably need examples on that.
I don't. I understand you, my approach is just a little bit different. We seek very similar goals. I don't believe there is any legitimate argument in support of the existence of non-free software. But where it does happen to exist, and in a world where many people strongly disagree with that, I look for practical ways to both advance our ideals and coexist with others. >> The reason is that the best way to change an organization is often from >> within. > > If it is not your organization, and you are not planner issuing > policies, you have almost no recourse, you could beg for > organizational changes and make proposals, but you have no > control. Don't accept to be in suppressive oranizations. That's often true, but it's also too much of a generalization. I'll leave it to people to evaluate this on a case-by-case basis. -- Mike Gerwitz
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