Imagine a world where those fighting for software and hardware freedoms aren't constantly bending the knee to corporations at the expense of public good.
Imagine a world where the fight for software and hardware freedoms, and the rights to online privacy and safety are not determined by what the EFF, FSF, GNU Project, and OSI find convenient.
Imagine a world where the labor of developers, the right to repair for end users, and the rights of privacy and safety for all, are held in higher regard than the "rights" of corporations.
Imagine a world where the gatekeepers of public discourse on these topics are cast out for betraying the spirit of the beliefs they claim to uphold, and for betraying the public trust in the name of upholding the letter of the law.
@Jenetrix@tech.lgbt
You know what they say, be the change you wanna see in the world!
If you try I'll support you :3
@Jenetrix That reminds me of gatekeepers for whom user freedom doesn't matter when developers say something else about software manuals, other writings, or the user's pronouns. And for whom convenience of big corporations is an important license design criterion.