Given he's the leader of GNU and formerly the leader of the FSF, he's responsible for any failure of GNU/FSF to live up to their potential. Given that free soft

Given he's the leader of GNU and formerly the leader of the FSF, he's responsible for any failure of GNU/FSF to live up to their potential. Given that free software and open source have only become more popular recently, and given that other free software organizations have not been shrinking (Debian, Apache, NLNet, OpenCollective, Linux Foundation), I think it's fair to say the FSF and GNU could be more successful with better leadership and a shift in vision or strategy (even without compromising on its ideals).