Hi Adonay, > As is already present in the reference I made to Stallman's talk, some > of the differences in the ideology of those two groups are visible in > the choice of license type, presence (or absense) of license enforcement > (and how it's made) and how they behave when noticing derivatives that > implement digital handcuffs or non-free parts when these adaptations use > their project's product/result (which is assumed to be free/libre).
I would posit though that to the extent there's a difference between two groups (I'm not convinced there are, at least not so distinctly), then the difference is not between whether they use "Free Software" or "Open Source" as a term, but precisely the differences you mention. It would seem irrefutable there are groups which prefer permissive licensing, and there are groups which prefer copyleft licensing. But it seems divisive and unnecessary to ascribe on those groups some general views of what term they may or may not use. -- Jonas Öberg Executive Director FSFE e.V. - keeping the power of technology in your hands. Your support enables our work, please join us today http://fsfe.org/join _______________________________________________ Discussion mailing list Discussion@lists.fsfe.org https://lists.fsfe.org/mailman/listinfo/discussion
