Dear Fellows/FS Supporters, I wouldn't choose to do it.IMHO:
1. Practice what you preach: FSFE will have to agree with terms it doesn't wholeheartily agree with; 2. Security: FSFE's data end up in other people's computers and will be analyzed, by people who are probably not allies; 3. Avoid being played: FSFE probably will end up accepting proprietary JavaScript, altough FSF explains how to avoid this trap; 4. Effectiveness of limited FSFE resources: it's not realistic the majority is now ready and willing to be informed with or agrees with FS (the marketing power of the proprietary software sector is just enormous); 5. There's a learning curve for FS, people with determination will find FSFE themselves. With e.g. a MediaGoblin instance FSFE can host its own video's and explain the steps to software freedom. Best regards, -- André Ockers Fellow, Free Software Foundation Europe a...@fsfe.org GnuPG Key: F5FE3668 https://blogs.fsfe.org/ao https://quitter.no/ao Word lid van de Fellowship en bescherm uw vrijheid! (http://fellowship.fsfe.org/)
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