@ehashman >The FSF and free software movement have failed
I don't see any failure really - more free software exists today than in the past, so we're winning.

>They have had nothing new or useful to contribute to the public conversation in over a decade.
The public conversation rarely has been about anything meaningful for over a decade, while I've seen a nice stream of articles from the FSF and GNU over the past decade.

>They have spent all their energy alienating new blood.
They got me, so the alienation isn't very successful.

Of course those who love proprietary software are going to be alienated hard by pure freedom.


Don't worry, I will continue the GNU/Jihad against "open source" and proprietary software just as hard.