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> In practice, if sites that are 100% free software are not being
> recognized by LibreJS, and the way modern sites are put together makes
> doing this non-trivial,
What does that mean, concretely? That argyment, as stated, is too vague to
prove anything. That doesn't mean you're necessarily wrong, but I ask
you to state the argument clearly enough that we can judge it.
then the problem is LibreJS's approach, not the
> site.
That does not follow. There might be something that can be improved
in LibreJS's approach, but "It's hard so give up" is not a good
reason. In order to consider an improvement we need a specific idea
for what improvement.
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