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@iron_bug@friendica.ironbug.org I disagree. I know as a developer myself that is is really easy to fall into the hole of looking at software from purely the technical side without caring about any of the "business stuff", like licensing, distribution and copyright.

But I believe that software freedom goes above anything else and if you widen your scope of mind you will realize that it is actually more important than your software being secure, accurate or optimized. (these things can always be realized later if the software is free)

All software must be free as in freedom which I consider priority number 1. So I will defend the people that defend our software freedom, or that freedom may be lost. :gnujihad: