I think the very existence of the FSF is proof of the fact that you can't take politics out of even basic engineering questions. The real assumption is that anything apolitical is doing something more than pandering to your views.
I think the very existence of the FSF is proof of the fact that you can't take politics out of even basic engineering questions. The real assumption is that anything apolitical is doing something more than pandering to your views.
Sure, be an activist, but keep it out of work and do it on your own time.
It is a mistake to assume everything done within work hours is apolitical.
It wasn't created to serve as a vehicle to protest a case of alleged sexual discrimination against a friend in a different project.
There are many ways to protest at perceived injustice, but I don't think derailing a volunteer project to do that is good for the movement as a whole.
Yes, but it's a specific political theme. It's not a blank cheque for instrumentalizing your FOSS work for every topic you personally find important.