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<donor date="2019-07-15">Eric Herman</donor>
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<donor img="donors/silver-freiheit.png">freiheit.com technologies</donor>
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<donor img="donors/silver-hardenedlinux.png">HardenedLinux<!-- "citypw" --></donor>
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<donor date="2019-12-05" img="donors/silver-heinlein-support.png">Heinlein Support</donor>
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<donor img="donors/silver-heinlein-support.png">Heinlein Support</donor>
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<donor img="donors/silver-hp.png">HP</donor>
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<donor date="2019-12-20" img="donors/silver-intevation.png">Intevation GmbH</donor>
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<donor date="2019-11-06" img="donors/silver-linuxfoundation.png">Linux Foundation</donor>
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<donor>Stephan Kreutzer</donor>
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<donor date="2019-12-23">Tanja Lange</donor>
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<donor date="2019-12-30">Thomas Etter</donor>
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<donor date="2019-12-04">Timo Wagner</donor>
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<donor>Timo Wagner</donor>
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<donor date="2019-11-27">Univention</donor>
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<donor date="2019-12-16">uib gmbh</donor>
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<donor>Urs Fässler</donor>
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<donor date="2020-01-21" img="donors/silver-credativ.png">credativ</donor>
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<donor date="2020-12-31" img="donors/silver-freiheit.png">freiheit.com technologies</donor>
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<donor date="2020-12-03" img="donors/silver-heinlein-support.png">Heinlein Support</donor>
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<donor date="2020-03-05" img="donors/silver-hp.png">HP</donor>
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<donor date="2020-11-23" img="donors/silver-oin.jpg">Open Invention Network</donor>
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<donor date="2020-10-26">Reinhard Wiesemann</donor>
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<donor date="2020-12-31">Stephan Kreutzer</donor>
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<donor date="2020-12-31">Stéphane Bortzmeyer (04-)</donor>
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<donor date="2020-06-18">sys4 AG</donor>
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<donor date="2020-12-01">Timo Wagner</donor>
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<donor date="2020-04-12">TriNuts GmbH<!-- "GmbH" suffix explicitly requested --></donor>
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<donor date="2020-12-31">Urs Fässler</donor>
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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<eventset>
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<version>1</version>
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<event start="2020-11-25" end="2020-11-25">
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<event start="2020-11-23" end="2020-11-25">
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<title>FSFE Netherlands online get-together (online) (online)</title>
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<body>
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<p>On the 25th of November the FSFE Netherlands will have another localgroup meeting. Like last time it will be held online, so that despite missing our regular physical meeting we keep in touch. The meeting will be from 20:00 until 21:00 CET on the conference server. Last time is was very 'gezellig' and so most stayed until 22:30, but that is optional of course. The meeting is open for everybody. To join the meeting please send an email to Nico Rikken (nico[dot]rikken[at]fsfe[dot]org), he will send you the meeting link and access code. We intend to have a sneak preview of the translated Public Money? Public Code! video before release.</p>
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<p>On the 23th of November the FSFE Netherlands will have another localgroup meeting. Like last time it will be held online, so that despite missing our regular physical meeting we keep in touch. The meeting will be from 20:00 until 21:00 CET on the conference server. Last time is was very 'gezellig' and so most stayed until 22:30, but that is optional of course. The meeting is open for everybody. To join the meeting please send an email to Nico Rikken (nico[dot]rikken[at]fsfe[dot]org), he will send you the meeting link and access code. We intend to have a sneak preview of the translated Public Money? Public Code! video before release.</p>
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<event start="2020-11-25" end="2020-11-25">
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<event start="2020-11-23" end="2020-11-25">
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<title>FSFE Nederland online get-together (online) (online)</title>
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<body>
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<p>Op 25 november zal FSFE Nederland wederom hun localgroup meeting hebben. Net zoals de vorige keer zal het online worden gehouden, zodat we in contact kunnen blijven ondanks dat we onze reguliere fysieke bijeenkomst missen. De bijeenkomst zal van 20:00 tot 21:00 CET zijn op de conference server. De vorige keer was het erg gezellig en dus bleven de meesten tot 22:30, maar dat is uiteraard optioneel. De meeting is open voor iedereen. Stuur om deel te nemen a.u.b. een e-mail naar Nico Rikken (nico[dot]rikken[at]fsfe[dot]org), hij zal je de link en toegangscode sturen. We zijn van plan een sneak preview te tonen van de vertaalde Public Money? Public Code! video voor publicatie.</p>
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<p>Op 23 november zal FSFE Nederland wederom hun localgroup meeting hebben. Net zoals de vorige keer zal het online worden gehouden, zodat we in contact kunnen blijven ondanks dat we onze reguliere fysieke bijeenkomst missen. De bijeenkomst zal van 20:00 tot 21:00 CET zijn op de conference server. De vorige keer was het erg gezellig en dus bleven de meesten tot 22:30, maar dat is uiteraard optioneel. De meeting is open voor iedereen. Stuur om deel te nemen a.u.b. een e-mail naar Nico Rikken (nico[dot]rikken[at]fsfe[dot]org), hij zal je de link en toegangscode sturen. We zijn van plan een sneak preview te tonen van de vertaalde Public Money? Public Code! video voor publicatie.</p>
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<h2 id="summary">Zusammengefasst</h2>
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<p><strong>
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Die internationale Entwicklungszusammenarbeit wird zusehends digital. Freie Software wird dabei zur unabdingbaren Grundtechnologie die eine rechtssichere internationale Kooperation und Wiederverwendung gewährleistet sowie eine globale Skalierung bei gleichzeitiger lokaler Anpassungsmöglichkeit ermöglicht. Um das volle Potenzial digitaler Entwicklungszusammenarbeit auszuschöpfen, fordert die FSFE eine Veröffentlichung aller durch Steuergelder (ko-)finanzierte Software-Entwicklung als Freie Software.</strong>
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<p><strong>Die internationale Entwicklungszusammenarbeit wird zusehends digital. Freie Software wird dabei zur unabdingbaren Grundtechnologie die eine rechtssichere internationale Kooperation und Wiederverwendung gewährleistet sowie eine globale Skalierung bei gleichzeitiger lokaler Anpassungsmöglichkeit ermöglicht. Um das volle Potenzial digitaler Entwicklungszusammenarbeit auszuschöpfen, fordert die FSFE eine Veröffentlichung aller durch Steuergelder (ko-)finanzierte Software-Entwicklung als Freie Software.</strong>
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</ul>
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</div>
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<p><em>Der Artikel wurde verfasst von Erik Albers (Free Software Foundation Europe), Nico Lück und Balthas Seibold (beide Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH). Der Artikel gibt die Meinung der Autoren wieder und stellt nicht die Meinung GIZ dar.</em></p>
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<p><em>Der Artikel wurde verfasst von Erik Albers (Free Software Foundation Europe), Nico Lück und Balthas Seibold (beide Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit (GIZ) GmbH). Der Artikel gibt die Meinung der Autoren wieder und stellt nicht die Meinung der GIZ oder anderer Institutionen dar. Die Kampagne "Public Money? Public Code!" ist von der FSFE und nicht von den Autoren.</em></p>
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<h2 id="fn">Footnotes</h2>
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<h2 id="fn">Fußnoten</h2>
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<ol>
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<li id="fn1">Als upstream werden alle Beiträge durch verschiedene Autor*innen bezeichnet, die üblicherweise nach Durchlaufen eines peer-review-Prozesses schließlich als offizielle Beiträge in die jeweilige Software-Umgebung implementiert werden. Neben Codebeiträgen können dies auch Übersetzungen, Dokumentationen oder andere Beiträge sein.</li>
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<h3 id="solution-free-software">Solution: Free Software as a foundation of development cooperation</h3>
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<p>
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eGovernance, eHealth, digital agriculture and other digital services of international development cooperation are based on the use of software. Functional software thus becomes the basic technology of social organization as well as of modern administrative services. Free Software allows once made development investments once made to be reused around the globe without (further) license costs and without legal or technical restrictions. The simultaneous publication of its source code on public code repositories also enables one's own software development to profit from reusing, improving and republishing by other actors around the globe - the so-called "upstream"<a class="fn" href="#fn1">1</a>. In terms of international cooperation, the freely licensed source code serves as a basis for organized or self-empowered knowledge multiplication and transfer as well as international cooperation. Free Software allows the development of digital cornerstones and provides international standards without creating new monopolies and dependencies. In the same way, one's own software development can benefit from existing publications of other Free Software<a class="fn" href="#fn2">2</a>. Instead of constantly reinventing the wheel, Free Software allows all people to "stand on the shoulders of giants" at the same time.
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eGovernance, eHealth, digital agriculture and other digital services of international development cooperation are based on the use of software. Functional software thus becomes the basic technology of social organization as well as of modern administrative services. Free Software allows development investments once made to be reused around the globe without (further) license costs and without legal or technical restrictions. The simultaneous publication of its source code on public code repositories also enables one's own software development to profit from reusing, improving and republishing by other actors around the globe - the so-called "upstream"<a class="fn" href="#fn1">1</a>. In terms of international cooperation, the freely licensed source code serves as a basis for organized or self-empowered knowledge multiplication and transfer as well as international cooperation. Free Software allows the development of digital cornerstones and provides international standards without creating new monopolies and dependencies. In the same way, one's own software development can benefit from existing publications of other Free Software<a class="fn" href="#fn2">2</a>. Instead of constantly reinventing the wheel, Free Software allows all people to "stand on the shoulders of giants" at the same time.
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<p><em>The article was written by Erik Albers (Free Software Foundation Europe), Nico Lück and Balthas Seibold (both Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit, GIZ GmbH). The article reflects the opinion of the authors and does not represent the opinion of GIZ.</em></p>
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<p><em>The article was written by Erik Albers (Free Software Foundation Europe), Nico Lück and Balthas Seibold (both Deutsche Gesellschaft für Internationale Zusammenarbeit, GIZ GmbH). The article reflects the opinion of the authors and does not represent the opinion of GIZ or of other institutions. The demand "Public Money? Public Code!" is a FSFE campaign and not of the authors.</em></p>
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<h1>Public code for publicly financed international development cooperation</h1>
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<p>International development cooperation is increasingly digitised. Free Software thus is becoming a fundamental technology to reach the United Nation's Sustainable Development Goals. Together with experts in the field, the FSFE summarises these interrelations in one article and demands publicly funded software to be published as Free Software.</p>
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<p>Inherent attributes of Free Software and its communities are equal access to the sources, an international culture of sharing and developing software together for the benefit of everyone. While many of us meanwhile find these freedoms to be universal acceptable we see that this is not the case once we look into the world of proprietary software. Even worse, if we see the distribution of resources around the globe.</p>
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<p>In 2015 the United Nations General Assembly set the Sustainable Development Goals, aiming at "a better and sustainable future for all" by trying to reduce inequalities and offer equal access to the most basic resources of our societies like food, health and education. International development cooperation strives to achieve the UN sustainability goals by improving global conditions and the empowerment of local partners. To some extent similar as with software freedom, existing dependencies should be reduced and new dependencies avoided at all costs.</p>
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<p>Nowadays, international development cooperation is becoming increasingly digitised and shifting its focus towards digital cooperation. Whether in agriculture, industrial production, health care or public administration, the development and maintenance of modern social processes is no longer conceivable without software. To some extent functional software becomes the basic technology of social organization as well as of modern administrative services. The roll-out of proprietary software however exacerbates the dependencies of users in the developing countries to the currently market-dominating software industry from the present industrial countries. Free Software in contrast allows emancipation and independence of its users - be it individuals or state-owned organisations.</p>
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<p>Free Software allows development investments once made to be reused around the globe without (further) license costs and without legal or technical restrictions. The simultaneous publication of its source code on public code repositories also enables one's own software development to profit from reusing, improving and republishing by other actors around the globe. In terms of international cooperation, the freely licensed source code serves as a basis for organized or self-empowered knowledge multiplication and transfer as well as international cooperation. Free Software allows the development of digital cornerstones and provides international standards without creating new monopolies and dependencies.</p>
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<p>The reasons just mentioned show that Free Software is an essential part of any sustainable digital development. Consequently, also the "Principles for Digital Development" require the publication of software, data and standards under free licenses. The FSFE, together with experts from the German Corporation for International Cooperation, has analyzed and put together <a href="/freesoftware/developmentcooperation/">the main benefits for international development cooperation when relying on Free Software in one article</a>. </p>
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<p>The article is part of our series about the <a href="/freesoftware/">basics of Free Software</a>. It delivers background on the ongoing process of digitisation in international devlopment cooperation, its effects and the status quo. It sheds light on the multiple benefits that international development cooperation can profit from, when using and developing Free Software. And it culminates in <a href="/freesoftware/developmentcooperation/#pmpc-for-development-cooperation">the FSFE demanding that in all international development cooperation, any software development (co-)financed with public money be published as Free Software</a>.</p>
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<blockquote>Nico Lück, co-author of the article and expert from the German Corporation for International Cooperation sums up: "Minimising dependencies and building up local partner capacities fosters sustainability of IT solutions: Free Software and other open resources are the enabling instruments to be preferred and promoted for sustainable development cooperation."</blockquote>
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<h1>SFP#6 Copyright enforcement with Miriam Ballhausen</h1>
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<p newsteaser="yes">We invited Miriam Ballhausen to talk with us about copyright enforcement. She is a German lawyer who focuses on software, data protection, copyright law and specifically Free Software copyright. This is the sixth regular episode of the Software Freedom Podcast for which we invite experts from our community.</p>
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<p>We invited Miriam Ballhausen to talk with us about copyright enforcement. She is a German lawyer who focuses on software, data protection, copyright law and specifically Free Software copyright. This is the sixth regular episode of the Software Freedom Podcast for which we invite experts from our community.</p>
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<p newsteaser="yes">Abbiamo invitato Miriam Ballhausen per parlare con noi del rispetto del copyright. Miriam è un avvocato tedesco specializzata sul software, sulla protezione dei dati, sulle leggi del copyright e specificatamente il copyright del Software Libero. Questa è sesta puntata ordinaria del Software Freedom Podcast nel quale invitiamo esperti dalla nostra comunità.</p>
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<p>Abbiamo invitato Miriam Ballhausen per parlare con noi del rispetto del copyright. Miriam è un avvocato tedesco specializzata sul software, sulla protezione dei dati, sulle leggi del copyright e specificatamente il copyright del Software Libero. Questa è sesta puntata ordinaria del Software Freedom Podcast nel quale invitiamo esperti dalla nostra comunità.</p>
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<p newsteaser="yes">We hebben Miriam Ballhausen uitgenodigd om met ons te praten over het afdwingen van auteursrecht. Zij is een Duitse advocaat met focus op software, databescherming, auteursrecht en met name Vrije Software-auteursrecht. Dit is de zesde reguliere aflevering van de Software Freedom Podcast waarvoor we deskundigen uit onze gemeenschap uitnodigen.</p>
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<p>We hebben Miriam Ballhausen uitgenodigd om met ons te praten over het afdwingen van auteursrecht. Zij is een Duitse advocaat met focus op software, databescherming, auteursrecht en met name Vrije Software-auteursrecht. Dit is de zesde reguliere aflevering van de Software Freedom Podcast waarvoor we deskundigen uit onze gemeenschap uitnodigen.</p>
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For the seventh episode of our Software Freedom Podcast we talk with Vincent Lequertier about transparency, fairness, and accessibility as crucial criteria for artificial intelligence (AI) and why it is important for our society to release AI software under a Free Software license.
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<p newsteaser="yes">Per la settima puntata del nostro Software Freedom Podcast parliamo con Vincent Lequertier della trasparenza, equità e accessibilità come criteri cruciali per l'intelligenza artificiale (IA) e perché è importante per la nostra società rilasciare l'IA con una licenza di Software Libero.
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<p>Per la settima puntata del nostro Software Freedom Podcast parliamo con Vincent Lequertier della trasparenza, equità e accessibilità come criteri cruciali per l'intelligenza artificiale (IA) e perché è importante per la nostra società rilasciare l'IA con una licenza di Software Libero.
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Voor de zevende aflevering van onze Software Freedom Podcast praten we met Vincent Lequertier over transparantie, eerlijkheid en toegankelijkheid als cruciale criteria voor kunstmatige intelligentie (KI) en waarom het belangrijk is voor onze maatschappij om KI-software uit te brengen onder een Vrije Softwarelicentie.
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In this Software Freedom Podcast episode Bonnie Mehring and Matthias Kirschner talk about the monetary costs of Free Software. On the example of a conversation Bonnie had with her mother, both discover ways of explaining the world of Free Software and how to answer common questions and misunderstandings about software freedom.
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For this episode we talk about why Free Software can cost money. Bonnie Mehring and Matthias Kirschner discuss the topics: How can I pay for Free Software and why is it important to pay and thereby support Free Software? What are the different models of earning money with Free Software and where is the difference of earning money as an individual or as a company. Throughout this conversation both explain the concept of Free Software and talk about some of the most common questions. This is the perfect episode for explaining to your loved ones what Free Software is.
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<p>Read more:</p>
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<li><a href="/freesoftware/">What is Free Software?</a></li>
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<li><a href="https://k7r.eu/there-is-no-free-software-company-but/">There is no Free Software company - But!</a></li>
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<li><a href="http://www.dwheeler.com/essays/commercial-floss.html">Free-Libre / Open Source Software (FLOSS) is Commercial Software</a></li>
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<li><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCDE3gNAP08">The core values of software freedom</a></li>
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<li><a href="/activities/ngi/ngi.html">Next Generation Internet</a></li>
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<p>If you liked this episode and want to support our continuous work for software freedom, please help us with a <a href="https://my.fsfe.org/donate/">donation</a>.</p>
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