[Fsf-friends] Has FSF-India lost its relevance?

[Anand Babu Periasamy]

FSF was formed to promote and protect the free software. Bridging digital divide, 
knowledge society and free software for common man.. are some what different goals, but
free software has a role to play. If you could contribute in any ways, you are welcome.

Your accusations of "CPIM take over" or "Board inactivity" are unfounded. There are a
number of achievements to list by FSF-I since it was founded in 2001. I am sure, everyone
in this list are aware of them. If you have real legitimate concerns, please discuss them
here with some backing.

Thanks for the wishes.
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Jack As wrote:
> Hi,
> I ask the above because of what I see happening...
> We have an organisation capable of taking free software to the common 
> man, bridging the digital divide, building a better knowledge society...
> but
> 1. The members of the FSF-I work group have not met nor changed in 
> ages..(see the Who's who for reference)
> 2. The members of the FSF-I and a few others throw accusations against 
> teams trying to do something to popularise free software by using some 
> frivolous technicalities...
> 3. Just 5 men on the FSF-I board who do nothing but talk a lot(paper 
> tigers)...
> 
> More than a CPIM takeover I am worried about FSF-I rotting to death due 
> to inactivity...
> 
> @ The board of directors
> Kindly replace the people who do nothing(including your kind selves) 
> with those who can.
> 
> Wishing you to do what is right in the best interest of the movement,
> Jack As
> 
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