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Proprietary software--banned in Boston? (News.com)Proprietary software--banned in Boston? (News.com)Posted Oct 2, 2003 0:21 UTC (Thu) by coriordan (guest, #7544)In reply to: Proprietary software--banned in Boston? (News.com) by zooko Parent article: Proprietary software--banned in Boston? (News.com) The problem with past communist regimes has been central control (dictators). It's worth pointing out that Free Software does not have a dictator. It has thousands of part owners and every one of them has agreed to give it's users all the permissions they need. > Someone needs to tell them... When no one else steps up to the plate, "Someone" becomes you. Ciaran O'Riordan
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