Toward a "modern" Emacs

The thing is, RMS keeps making decisions about FSF software that restrict what users can practically do with his software that do not enable the users. So there's kind of a blindness here, where the ideological freedom and capability of the users is being used to prevent the practical utility and capability of the users.

I think the ideological freedom of the users is important, and that FSF correctly identified this way back when and still have a useful mission to share that seed idea. I just don't think that browbeating users who want to make reasonable changes that do not actually harm those ideological ideas serves that mission.