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His points start out idealistic and abstract, and full of Free Software rhetoric. The list then turns to more concrete and specific objections, whatever their v
by nvader 12y ago
His points start out idealistic and abstract, and full of Free Software rhetoric. The list then turns to more concrete and specific objections, whatever their validity may be.
Talk about burying the lede :P I think it would resonate with a larger audience if he just flipped the order of his bullet points.