În 2013-12-22 15:03, [email protected] a scris:
1.) Who is "the free software movement" exactly and who defines its
values?
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-software-intro.html
I doubt you have evidence for this so most of your accusations have no
base
Read the pages at gnu.org linked in the Trisquel Community Guidelines:
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.html
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/categories.html#ProprietarySoftware
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/philosophy.html
http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/words-to-avoid.html
2.) You might interprete my words as a personal attack. I don't see
why this should be the case. I compared the values you expressed in
your posts with a historical group of people.
I am sure you are a victim of my interpretation and nobody else
considers you have made a personal attack, trying to invalidate my
arguments by discrediting me (presenting me as a false pretender).
By the way, you called many people "trolls" in here.
But there are more and they know they are not free software supporters
and they don't follow the Trisquel Community Guidelines. Instead they
are publicly working against the free software movement using this
forum.
You are actually worse than trolls. A troll is breaking rules for the
fun of it. You break rules in an attempt to move this community away
from the free software movement.
Trisquel asked to be endorsed by FSF and it cannot stay this way if the
project doesn't follow the Guidelines for Free System Distributions.
Excerpts:
Please Teach Users about Free Software: To establish lasting freedom,
just giving users freedom isn't sufficient. It is necessary also to
teach them to understand what it means and to demand it.
Documentation that encourages users of the free software to install
nonfree software is not [acceptable].
Also, you're trying to impose cencorship, which clearly violates the
community guidelines:
"keep in mind the spirit of free software and the GNU/Linux system."
This spirit doesn't mean you should be free to attack the free software
movement, violate the Code of Conduct and intentionally fail to follow
the Trisquel Community Guidelines. If you continue to attack the
principles of the free software movement using this communication
channel, to justify proprietary software and to recommend nonfree
software and corrupt distributions which include nonfree software,
without being stopped in time, then this will make Trisquel lose it's
endorsement from FSF.
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