> Oh sure you are. HTML = Structured textual content, key word being
"content". A textbook or a manual can be written in HTML, and you use that
for a practical job.
Well then the *content* of this textbook has to be free, not html which is
just about the layout.
If I make a site where I tell people about my secret ninja technique, this
information should be free.
It doesn't matter if my html file containing beautiful tables and borders
isn't free.
I think you misunderstood stallman in this point.
He says the practical information has to be free, not the way it is arranged
(and this is the only thing html does, arranging), and I agree with him.
