> Basically, he started a political project that produces software furthering his political views. A political software project that produces software furtheri

> Basically, he started a political project that produces software furthering his political views. A political software project that produces software furthering his political views about software. > You like the software, but dislike the politics I like the software & the software politics. rms's opinion on other political matters is irrelevant to the FSF or GNU. I find some of his non-software political views spot-on, and others completely abhorrent. I have no problem supporting the FSF if it limits itself to its remit; I cannot support it if it exceeds it and ventures into other territory.