I'm not sure which issue you mean by "this issue," because the freedoms involved in free software touch many issues. I also can't recommend for others not know

I'm not sure which issue you mean by "this issue," because the freedoms involved in free software touch many issues. I also can't recommend for others not knowing their needs and interests, but I can tell you some things I do. Maybe some things will translate to what you do. I use free software as much as possible, running gnu/linux on my computers since 1996. I stopped dual booting about ten years after that. I give some time to support freedombox -- http://joshuaspodek.com/tag/freedombox http://joshuaspodek.com/tag/freedombox -- when I can. I keep apprised of activities of Stallman, Eben Moglen, and a few others. I attend conferences when I can, like Debconf. I hardly code, but I've released a bit GPL'ed. I support and contribute to Wikipedia. I talk about free software to people who want to know more. My art pieces -- http://joshuaspodek.com/tag/unionsquareinmotion http://joshuaspodek.com/tag/unionsquareinmotion and http://joshuaspodek.com/new_bryant_park_in_motion_videos http://joshuaspodek.com/new_bryant_park_in_motion_videos -- run free software. There's a short list. I'm not trying to save the world all by myself, just to avoid infringing on other people's freedom. All of the above together adds up to a modest amount of time and other resources. I have other priorities for most of my time, but, as I mentioned, I think by making myself aware of the issues, I've reduced how much I'd infringe on others' freedoms. If you're looking for suggestions, I think asking the questions you asked in an open-minded way will start you off. I expect the more you do, the more you'll learn you can do.