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Or, for that matter, you can work on free software for no money for the FSF. I've been an FSF volunteer for years.

Well, my hat is off to the talented individual who, despite having lucrative opportunities elsewhere, recognizes the importance of what free software means to the world.

Sitting in FSF's office has very little to do with free software. Actually writing it and improving it is what the world needs.

I disagree, the FSF offices are responsible for ftp.gnu.org which is a free high bandwidth mirror, and savannah.gnu.org which is a free project hosting site. Both of those are things developers and the world need.

Also in the FSF office they spend time educating people on open source licenses so that the free software that is written is not abused. Again, something we still need.

No idea... I'm hoping the upvotes are mostly because of the pseudoirony of me submitting this.

Maybe it's your nick, Kevin. :)