Opinionopen sourcefree softwarecommunity governance
Free Software Community Defends User Self-Determination
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A short commentary argues that respect for the GNU and FSF founder stems from voluntary admiration rather than hierarchical authority, and stresses free software's absence of CEOs or line managers. It contrasts the symbolic role of kings with the movement's emphasis on self-determination, noting freedom to criticize royalty and implying community governance prioritizes autonomy and voluntary leadership.
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