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No one should have to use proprietary software to communicate with their government
The Free Software Foundation (FSF) submitted a comment to the U.S. Copyright Office calling for a method to submit comments that do not require the use of proprietary JavaScript.
Friday Free Software Directory IRC meetup: April 29th
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Friday Free Software Directory IRC meetup: April 22nd
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U.S. Federal Source Code Policy: FSF supports, and urges improvements - comment by April 18!
On Monday, April 11, 2016, the Free Software Foundation submitted a comment in support of the proposed U.S. Federal Source Code Policy, with some important points for improvement.
Friday Free Software Directory IRC meetup: April 15th
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New article by RMS, "When free software depends on non-free"
Learn to recognize and avoid free software traps.
By April 10th: Urge the European Commission to adopt free software values when funding Internet improvements
Please take a few minutes and do this. You can really make a difference.
Friday Free Software Directory IRC meetup: April 8th
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April fools! Apple sues Free Software Foundation for trademark infringement
Post-publication note: this is an April fools post. None of it is true. Well, except the part about Apple actually mistreating users, attacking competing firms and barring GPL-protected software from their app store.