> Average user doesn't care if something is "open" they care if it's free. The naming "Libre" is important (though maybe we shouldn't be using French as the la

> Average user doesn't care if something is "open" they care if it's free. The naming "Libre" is important (though maybe we shouldn't be using French as the language to describe the concept of freedom with a single word). It gives the opportunity to explain that not only will Libreoffice not cost you any money, you have freedom while using it. Calling it "Office for Free" is a _very_ bad idea as it will muddy the waters of the meaning of "free software" in the lexicon of people who aren't into technology.