Re: FSF overly self-important?

[Goodly Chap]

Actually my impression is that RMS is relatively
civilized. It's the people at FSF other than RMS
who seem impolite, or evince bizarre ideological
views, or get angry in response to perfectly
innocent questions. However it does seem that RMS
does evade the hard questions when posed.

José Molina wrote:
> I think RMS is many times too unpolite in
> his positions, but without him, who knows what could have happened with the
> movement? While big corporations try to eat us, the FSF keeps alive the
> flame of freedom.
>
> -----Mensaje original-----
> De: gnu-misc-discuss-bounces+jmolina=corpmyl.com@gnu.org
> [mailto:gnu-misc-discuss-bounces+jmolina=corpmyl.com@gnu.org]En nombre
> de Goodly Chap
> Enviado el: Martes, 24 de Mayo de 2005 16:30
> Para: gnu-misc-discuss@gnu.org
> Asunto: FSF overly self-important?
>
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>
> It occurs to me, there are so many open source
> projects that are not dependent upon GNU code
> per se (rightfully so), yet I gather there is a
> certain arrogance about the FSF, usually
> observed in direct interaction with them.
>
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