It's just a you thing. Much of the world is not English speaking, and many languages (including English, by the way) use the libre root. It has a well establish

It's just a you thing. Much of the world is not English speaking, and many languages (including English, by the way) use the libre root. It has a well established meaning as a specific meaning of "free". I'd even go so far as to say that "libre" itself is virtually an English word now. Sorry you don't like it. Maybe learning a second language will help.