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Questions that need answeringQuestions that need answeringPosted Dec 6, 2006 20:38 UTC (Wed) by jstAusr (guest, #27224)In reply to: Questions that need answering by NigelK Parent article: Of hypocrisy and the FSF (Libervis)
The FSF hasn't changed its goals ever, as far as I know, it has always been about the four freedoms. Their approach to enforcement of copyright has proven to be sound. Software patents are a very ugly problem and patents in general have become a problem in other industries. The patent problem should be fixed at the administrative level, FSF doesn't have the authority to do that. However, the FSF is very vocal about the software patent problem. If you have a few million extra dollars you might be able to help out with one of the more clear cut and simple patent cases, if you have tens of millions you might be able to help out a little more but not much. Would you care to help?
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