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> Who was questioning that? No one, thanks for noticing. You're welcome! I'm pointing that out because apparently you haven't noticed that, hence your criticis
by test098 4y ago
> Who was questioning that? No one, thanks for noticing.
You're welcome! I'm pointing that out because apparently you haven't noticed that, hence your criticism.
> It is not, however, any protection against criticism about what they choose to do with that project. If you open source a program that actively harms any or all of the groups the Lemmy project is (ostensibly) trying to protect in its claim, would that protect you from criticism? Not in the slightest.
Yeah, I'm not debating that.
> Again, thanks for noticing.
Again, you're welcome!
- brigandish 4y ago> apparently you haven't noticed that, hence your criticism. If you conflate criticism with being against freedom then I can see why you'd come to this erroneous conclusion, and many of the others you've made. > Yeah, I'm not debating that. It's not protection against criticism but to criticise is against the freedom of the project. Right.