Though I agree with the main gist of the article, the tone leaves something to be desired. For instance, the author seems to think that somehow free culture sup

Though I agree with the main gist of the article, the tone leaves something to be desired. For instance, the author seems to think that somehow free culture supporters such as myself dupe people into using Creative Commons licenses. Free software and free culture are about very specific sets of issues, so the Hometown shutdown doesn't really fall into the same area of responsibility. Sure, many of the same people would be supportive both of free culture and data eviction measures, but that doesn't mean that the FSF should take up the cause. One may as well blame Greenpeace for failing to take action with respect to the Hometown evictions.