Richard Stallman wrote:
> Our definition of free software is the foundation on which the free
> software community has grown for two decades. You can formulate your
> own criterion if you wish, but we will continue to present ours as
> "the" definition of free software.
I'm sure some people will pick it up and use it that way. Still, a term
in daily use only means what the general public thinks of it. And
that's still for-free software. That's hard to change.
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