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| + | Hi John, I really enjoyed reading your thoughts combining the two topics NVC and free software (which I both find interesting). Thank you! I have two requests: | ||
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| + | * Be aware of (and make clear) the difference between the terms "open source" software (which you mostly talk about) and "free" software (which, in my view, meets much more needs (and better so) of users and programmers than open source software does). Maybe you want to change your article and talk about free software? See http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-software-for-freedom.html | ||
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Hi John, I really enjoyed reading your thoughts combining the two topics NVC and free software (which I both find interesting). Thank you! I have two requests:
- Could you please unlock the article or explain why it is locked?
- Be aware of (and make clear) the difference between the terms "open source" software (which you mostly talk about) and "free" software (which, in my view, meets much more needs (and better so) of users and programmers than open source software does). Maybe you want to change your article and talk about free software? See http://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-software-for-freedom.html
Sven
