@lxo @menherahair @phnt @Suiseiseki @Cyrillic @SuperDicq
You are ideological to the point of foolishness. A true double think; that you are more free because you can't install software. I have the freedom to easily install practically any software.

I choose only to run the free ones, of course, and block non-free from my system. But if I ever had to install support for say, RAR files, that it wouldn't be a massive pain the ass. I can quickly just edit my package.license file and selectively accept that license for just one package. I'm an adult, I'm capable of choosing what software I and don't install. Due to new users existing I recommend blocking non-free packages being installed by default, but having no documentation available because it's 'encouragement'? That's just plain dumb.

Especially the WIFI blobs restriction which makes every FSF recommended Distro impossible to use for anyone with a Laptop (or their computers in a room that makes it hard to access the Ethernet cable)