> people who have never played a major part in contributing, spreading or practicing free software ethos I think you're being uncharitable here, appointing a r

> people who have never played a major part in contributing, spreading or practicing free software ethos I think you're being uncharitable here, appointing a random person of color to a leadership position in the FSF is absurd and not what he's saying, but doing the work so that more than just pasty white nerds join are actively involved in the FSF and rise to the level of leadership is a worthwhile goal. It's basically an argument to be less exclusionary and expand and embrace a larger community which is very much in the realm of saving the FSF.