Free Software licenses and Open source licenses are essentially the same (apart a few odd examples).
The difference between the free software movement and the open source software movement is essentially philosophical.
Apart from every example of GPL software, which can't be used under the permissive terms of Open Source. The last person I replied to about this used the word "essentially" here, also. Is there a common source slogan for this belief?
Also, somebody should tell all of the people who keep rewriting GPL stuff in order to have an MIT version.
eh, no, but it's a quite common word to express that idea.
Also:
> for this belief?
> Also, somebody should tell all of the people
Would you consider you might be wrong here? We are several people telling you so.