> Margrete Vestager is from a very liberal (as in free) party, and she’s pushing some of the toughest regulations on big tech companies that we’ve seen in years

> Margrete Vestager is from a very liberal (as in free) party, and she’s pushing some of the toughest regulations on big tech companies that we’ve seen in years. Then it's the illusion of freedom. Free when they declare freedom, but not when they don't. Code doesn't have color, race or politics. It is something that brings us together and we have common ground over. We argue over whether it is good code or bad code. The fact is embargoes do nothing to benefit anyone here. All it results in is less code being available. Also it is the very thought control, ie a Government telling me how I will make my code available that annoys me. I didn't vote my government in, and I don't particularly like it when that Government tells me I cannot communicate, or express my intellectual creations with the people that I want, just because I was born within it's borders.