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On Eben Moglen

2023-10-11 20:35:16.911914+02 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

Bradley M. Kuhn: Eben Moglen & SFLC — abusive employer & LGBTQIA+ unfriendly

Joint Statement by Free Software Foundation Europe and Software Freedom Conservancy Regarding Eben Moglen and Software Freedom Law Center

Today, we share -with the community at large- our policy to not work with Moglen or SFLC. We have chosen to speak publicly on this matter because we feel we have an obligation to warn volunteers and activists in software freedom that this pattern of reported behavior exists. Of course, everyone should read the publicly available source materials and make their own decisions regarding these matters. While we loathe to publicly speak of these unfortunate events, the decades of ongoing reports of abusive behavior & and the risk that behavior creates for unknowing members of the Free Software community ultimately requires that we no longer remain quiet on this issue.

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