2026-06-05 13:33 UTC
@debby@hear-me.social
I do feel this is not just a reaction, but an extreme over-reaction, and one that shows misunderstanding/undervaluing of the power of FOSS itself, including for Digital Sovereignty, no matter where it comes from, because of the Freedoms, and with that power it grants to the users.
I sincerely hope they re-think, and correct their shot.
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@debby@hear-me.social 2026-06-05 13:53
@DiogoConstantino@masto.pt I hear you. Open‑source software already protects both national and personal sovereignty by giving users the freedom to inspect, modify and share the code, no matter where it originates. At the same time, a fledgling project deserves the benefit of the doubt – there may be legitimate legal or policy constraints we’re not aware of, and new initiatives often start with imperfect rules that improve over time.