FSF associate membership
by
Matt Lee
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Published on
Nov 10, 2009 04:52 PM
When you join the FSF as an associate member, you join a society of ethical computer users who support essential freedoms for all computer users.
Join with over 3,000 active members in 48 countries, representing a diverse membership of computer users, artists, software engineers, hackers, students, and activists.
When you sign up as a member you join an informed society working together to make a better world: respectful of individual freedom, social solidarity, personal privacy, and democracy — built on free software.
Why join the Free Software Foundation?
- As a software developer, free software lets you build and improve on the work of others, as part of a social community — built on the principles of sharing.
- As an artist, you can do things with free software that proprietary software does not allow. All free software allows you to use it for any purpose.
- As a user, free software removes you from the power struggle of proprietary software, where you are able to help yourself and are not dependent on a single developer or company to help you.
- As a student, you can study and modify the software you use, learning from and enhancing the tools that you use for education.
