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That's not the sort of purity that the article is talking about. The article is talking about purity for purity's sake -- a relative and subjective set of rule
by nate_meurer 7y ago
That's not the sort of purity that the article is talking about. The article is talking about purity for purity's sake -- a relative and subjective set of rules that exist to provide levers of power.
A singlular and uncompromising focus on OS security serves an absolute and objective purpose, that being... OS security. To the extent that it is objective, it is less subject to being coopted for political purposes.
- wmf 7y agoA better example might be the people who fork free software to make it "more free".
- KODeKarnage 7y agoPerhaps, but wouldn't a better example be the actual purity spiral occurring in open source?