@polezaivsani If I saw a lot of developers/projects in support of Stallman, I'd agree with your conclusion but that simple hasn't been the case.
If the whole #fsf debacle is causing you that much agitation, I'd suggest using Mastodon's filtering and muting feature. I think folks in general would be much happier if they used them more frequently.
Hi Brian, nice to meet you.
Before you mute me, I just want to point you a few facts:
1) the authors of the open letter against #RMS and the #FSF had to rectify the appendix several times to reduce legal risks for the signers (#defamation is a crime in many countries), see https://rms-open-letter.github.io/appendix
2) the same authors deleted thousands of issues opened in their repos, _most_ of which were constructive criticism in either the form or the contents https://github.com/rms-support-letter/rms-support-letter.github.io/issues/175
3) on the merit of what happened 2 years ago: https://jorgemorais.gitlab.io/justice-for-rms/
4) if you want to know who inspired so many organization to sign the attackers letter, just follow the money and look if most of them share the same sponsors
For example, since 2013, the #FSFE receive more than 10% of its whole incomes (but less than 20%, they are proud to note) from a single sponsor. Check for yourself.
I'm sorry you are now going to mute or block me, but you'll be welcome had you to change your mind later.
@polezaivsani@chaos.social
