Hi Max, > Some services are Free Software unfriendly and harm your privacy.
Are there any services we list which don't work with Free Software? If so, I think it's best to state that: Some services don't work with Free Software or harm your privacy. If all services we list can be connected to with Free Software, then we might well just shorten it to: Some services harm your privacy. > While installing these buttons we also thought of somehow marking > problematic services. But we felt uncomfortable of defining a > measurement for good and bad services, also because we don't have enough > information. There is that, and we also don't do negative campaigning overall. We tell people they should use Free Software; we don't tell them what software they should not be using. That's also why I think campaigns like the FSF's Respect-Your-Freedom mark makes sense: it tells you what hardware you should be using if you want it to respect your freedom; it doesn't try to name ever other technolog which does not. -- Jonas Öberg, Executive Director Free Software Foundation Europe | jo...@fsfe.org Your support enables our work (fsfe.org/join) _______________________________________________ Discussion mailing list Discussion@lists.fsfe.org https://lists.fsfe.org/mailman/listinfo/discussion
