Hi Erik
A suggestion, someone to talk to could be Rasmus Frey from the Danish
OS2 collaboration, https://os2.eu/node/332
That's a cooperation between Danish municipalities to build and share
freely-licensed and publicly available products to replace proprietary
ones, but also just as a way
Hi all,
currently we are working on a brochure for our Public Money? Public Code!
campaign, that we like to use as a help for politicians and decision-takers.
The brochure shall help to clarify common misunderstandings about Free
Software, show positive use-cases and of course the multiple benefit
Le 21/06/2018 à 14:33, Erik Albers a écrit :
* How can we oppose the argument that publicly financed software released as
Free Software is anticompetitive?
Hi, I prefer a colaborative world to a competive one. At some point,
defending alternatives such as free software in such a sucking societ
On Thursday 21. June 2018 14.33.21 Erik Albers wrote:
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> One of these pages shall be dedicated to the topic "market distortion /
> anticompetition". The point is that a main argument against publishing
> publicly financed software developments under a free licence is said to be
> "market distorti
On 21/06/2018 14:33, Erik Albers wrote:
Hi all,
currently we are working on a brochure for our Public Money? Public Code!
campaign, that we like to use as a help for politicians and decision-takers.
The brochure shall help to clarify common misunderstandings about Free
Software, show positive
Hi,
Le 21-06-2018 14:33, Erik Albers a écrit :
Now my questions:
* How can we oppose the argument that publicly financed software
released as
Free Software is anticompetitive?
* What can we bring up on the other hand in favor of publishing as
Free
Software from a competitive po
On 06/21/2018 02:33 PM, Erik Albers wrote:
* How can we oppose the argument that publicly financed software released as
Free Software is anticompetitive?
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From a Danish perspective, the notion of free software as
anticompetitive is completely ridiculous. The Danish public IT
infrastructure
Hi Erik,
> Now my questions:
> * How can we oppose the argument that publicly financed software released as
> Free Software is anticompetitive?
I've found the following argument to be somehow convincing.
How do you know that a SaaS (Software as a Service) is not a free
software? Well, you proba
Thanks Cryptie (and Carsten) for the reply.
>> * What can we bring up on the other hand in favor of publishing as Free
>>Software from a competitive point of view?
> They are asking to assure that people pay multiple times for the same
> work.
> This is not a question of competition but of g
