RMS: «The evil aspect of the EU is revealed by a plan to merge surveillance with the US...»

Thomas Lord: «...The more urgent issue concerns the emerging W3C-based world: what will GNU have to offer there?» --
Miles Bader: «Hopefully, an alternative...» --

RMS: « Microsoft consummated its corruption of the International Standards Organization, which dismissed an appeal by several countries against the approval of OOXML.

"From a Free Software perspective, trademarking should be considered as damaging to free software as copyright or patenting..." -- see also: Some Confusing or Loaded Words and Phrases to Avoid (or use with care)

RMS: « EU citizens: The European Parliament is working hard to help record companies mistreat music listeners and musicians even worse. Call or write your MEP to oppose this directive --

RMS: « Google refuses to continue censoring search results for the Chinese government even if that means it ceases providing the service in China.

RMS: «Mexicans are injecting themselves with RFIDs in a futile attempt to prevent kidnaping.

This is laughable, but the danger of it is real. If a practice becomes widespread even for stupid reasons, that makes it easier for society to make everyone do it. »

RMS: «Supporters of Tibet, and their web sites, are the targets of persistent malware attacks.»

RMS: « Everyone: sign this petition calling on Google not to make a deal to trash network neutrality. Google says it has no such plans.