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Software freedom framed as a basic human impulse

Original: Software freedom is about our human desire to share, tinker, and collaborate

Matthias Kirschner makes the case for open software, arguing that free software is rooted in the natural human desire to share, tinker, and collaborate rather than purely in technical or legal debates. The argument reframes software freedom as an educational and cultural question, not just one for developers, and is drawing interest among readers discussing openness and digital rights.

Why now: Debates about open source and digital rights remain active, and reframing software freedom as a human, educational issue resonates with technologists and educators alike

Matthias KirschnerFree Software Foundation Europeeducatingtobehuman.org

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• Software freedom is about our human desire to share, tinker, and collaborate · markjgraham · 6

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