> Someone who is less of a hardliner: [...] his absolutist style of expressing it might have put a lot of people off I think this is two different issues. I w

> Someone who is less of a hardliner: [...] his absolutist style of expressing it might have put a lot of people off I think this is two different issues. I wouldn't mind a softer talker, but I would prefer for that person to be a hardliner and someone who would open our minds to alternatives in the openess direction. There are too many "money talks"/"free market solves it all" people in the world, if the front-person of FSF is a mediator then it will grow in that direction, instead of making the world see more spectrum.