>For reference, GNU freedom 0 is “the freedom to run the program as you wish, for any purpose”. That depends on what your definition of "you" and "you wish" is

>For reference, GNU freedom 0 is “the freedom to run the program as you wish, for any purpose”. That depends on what your definition of "you" and "you wish" is. If your boss tells you to run X then you are not the one wanting to run it, the company is. And, American jurisprudence not notwithstanding, I don't consider corporations to be a form of "you". If a sole proprietor with full legal liability for their actions wanted to do the same, more power to them. No matter how many people they hire to do the work for them.