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<title>On Valentine's Day, show your love for Free Software!</title>
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<h1>On Valentine's Day, show your love for Free Software!</h1>
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This year on Valentine's Day, FSFE calls on Free Software users
everywhere to show their love for Free Software. Behind every Free
Software initiative and organisation there are real, hard-working
people.
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Free Software is everywhere. Its presence on desktop computers,
servers, routers, mobile phones, television sets and in other
electronics means that most of us use Free Software every day.
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This is why for Valentine's Day, FSFE invites everyone to show
their appreciation of the people who produce, distribute and
promote Free Software.
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“This year why not take the opportunity to show you care about the
people who show you their love all year round?”, suggests Karsten
Gerloff, FSFE's President. “Free Software is about making
technology fit people's needs. It's people who are at the centre
of it all, not computers.”
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On <a href="/campaigns/valentine/2010/">its
campaign page</a>, FSFE suggests what users can do to show that
they appreciate Free Software. Simply sending a developer a mail to
say “Thank you”, buying them a book or just giving them a hug with
their permission, naturally. Donating to a Free Software
organisation is also among the options.
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Everyone is invited to post pictures online of them showing their
love for Free Software. On <a
href="http://identi.ca/">Identi.ca</a> and Twitter, FSFE is using
the hash tag <strong>#ilovefs</strong> to collect pictures and build
a collage.
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You can see what people have posted so far: <a
href="http://identi.ca/tag/ilovefs">http://identi.ca/tag/ilovefs</a>.
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