The past few years have made public a lot of the ideological baggage resident in these organizations. One possible positive thing about it is if you're thinkin

The past few years have made public a lot of the ideological baggage resident in these organizations. One possible positive thing about it is if you're thinking about contributing somewhere (financially or otherwise), it's easier to know who aligns better with your own personal philosophy. Personally, I want to support an organization that serves a mission of Free Software and not mired in a bunch of social issues largely irrelevant to the cause. Some of those social issues might be important, but there are plenty of other organizations dedicated to such matters. So, I'm hopeful here that FSF has a chance to emerge from this more focused.