* J.B. Nicholson <j...@forestfield.org> [2020-02-17 08:39]: > Ruben Safir wrote: > > Nobody but Stallman can do what he does, as a spokeman, and strategic > > planner to protect end users from the abuses of non-free software. > > If that's true then everything RMS headed up is in deep trouble.
That is generalization, without any fact. The fact about GNU is that GNU is successful and it may be seen in the world. RMS is successful in promoting free software philosophy, with very few helpers with him. Majority of contributors are technical. Yet free software philosophy is fundamental. > At some point everyone needs to be replaced if only because nobody > lives forever. Yes, but GNU is privately founded project, not public. > I don't agree with the above quoted claim. I think it's possible to > find whom we need to keep the free software social movement going You are welcome to guide free software social movement. GNU project and free software social movement while related, they are separate things. You are welcome to make seminars, speeches on free software. > and I think it's important that more people speak publicly about > software freedom as a value unto itself. Yes, that is right. You are free to promote free software any time you wish. Jean
