Re: Mozilla first, now FSFE?

Hi Bastien, On Sun, Mar 25, 2018 at 2:27 AM, 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. >

Re: Mozilla first, now FSFE?

Hi Charles, C. Cossé writes: > Bastien, why does OLPC participate in GSoC when Google violates your > values? Just to be precise: I'm not from OLPC, I'm from OLPC France, an independant grassroots. Also OLPC did not participate to GSoC, Sugar Labs (https://sugarlabs.org)

Re: Mozilla first, now FSFE?

I do apologize to everyone for use of the "f" word. I have feared to open my own email for the last 16 hours expecting the worst. It was an all-or-nothing post, i.e. either complete with raw emotion, as initially written, or no post at all. Total respect to everyone, their opinions and the work

Re: Mozilla first, now FSFE?

The FSFE / FB thing is a classic case of personal choice elevated to moral imperative. Use FB/Don't use FB it's not relevant. If folk sense moral hazard from advocating Free Software on a non-free platform then that's their choice. The reverse is true, if an individual doesn't sense any moral

Re: Mozilla first, now FSFE?

In all seriousness, I personally don't give a fuck about FSF/E's stance on FB. I've been on FB about 10x today. It allows me to connect with the people I love, like and value. They don't give 2 F's about FSF values and it's not for me to proselytize to them. That has nothing to do with my