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GNU Project Needs Volunteers to Write JavaScript Drop-Ins for Non-Free Web Apps
- socceroos 6y agoWhile I agree with some of what the author is saying, I don't think the mocking and ridiculing sarcasm are really helping at all. It just makes the author look obnoxious and rude.
- crocodiletears 6y agoPretty sure that's part of the GNU communications style guide somewhere.
- Meph504 6y agoCame here to say Just this, it comes off as bitter and juvenile. No faster way to insure I keep my distance.
- 6pac3rings 6y agoThe FSF is said to have engaged the services of a PR firm. Hopefully, the style of activistic petulant juvenilia is confined to a narrower band target audience with their help.
- colejohnson66 6y agoIt’s funny how the article’s image caption is: > A piece of JavaScript spyware called "google tag manager". A very large portion of the worlds top 100,000 websites embed this piece of proprietary spyware software in their pages. But upon load of the page, I’m asked if I would like to consent to Google tracking. At least the opt out button is right next to the opt in one.