I clicked on that "Day Against DRM" link and the FSF should put rms back in charge.
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@p FSF is dead to me, I'm sure many will agree.

@coyote @p wtf happened

@Xalef @p What do you mean? They fired RMS ages ago over fake bullshit, unless he's back in his original position after all that proved him innocent, I want nothing to do with FSF. A bunch of groups signed a letter that essentially forced RMS out, but I think he was (is?) back in a lesser position.

Here's the letter that forced his firing:
https://rms-open-letter.github.io/

Here's the letter that supports him:
https://rms-support-letter.github.io/

Some notable groups that had members sign the letter forcing him out:

Debian Project, GNOME Foundation, OSI, Creative Commons, Freedom of the Press Foundation, Framasoft, Mozilla, The HardenedBSD Foundation, SUSE, Riseup Networks, X.org Foundation, The FreeDOS Project, Tor Project, others.

@coyote @Xalef

> Some notable groups that had members sign the letter forcing him out:
> [corporations, corporate-owned consortiums, corporate/government-backed projects]

Another excuse to post this image. (Also Riseup is CIA, mark my words.)
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@p @coyote why you say riseup is cia?

@Xalef @coyote Discard everything they have ever said and just look at what they do. It's a honeypot for ancoms: free email service, free VPN. If the feds weren't already inside it, they'd be on their way, it's too juicy a target. Also funded by the NED, which is a known CIA cutout.

@p @coyote @Xalef They even lied about not giving data to the FBI (they gave in once).

I was never aligned with their beliefs but I used to use their VPN service (it was free and it didn't require an invite) and it is probably one of my biggest regrets.