(Je suis sûr que RMS comprend parfaitement le français, mais puisqu'on nous demande de l'anglais je tente une traduction...)
Mr Stallman,
In a recent interview for KernelTrap, you say that you have "recently come to the conclusion that frictionless international trade is inherently a harmful thing". However, your definition of free software could be qualified at least as "laissez-faire", since it gives editors the power to establish the price to be paid by the public, and the wages to pay, or not to pay, to programmers.
Don't you think that values that you defend in the field of software programming should also be applied in the field of economics?
[^] # Re: Logiciel libre, ou libéral?
Posté par Patrix . En réponse au message Interview Richard Stallman. Évalué à 2.
Mr Stallman,
In a recent interview for KernelTrap, you say that you have "recently come to the conclusion that frictionless international trade is inherently a harmful thing". However, your definition of free software could be qualified at least as "laissez-faire", since it gives editors the power to establish the price to be paid by the public, and the wages to pay, or not to pay, to programmers.
Don't you think that values that you defend in the field of software programming should also be applied in the field of economics?