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Read and share online: https://www.fsf.org/blogs/community/make-a-pledge-to-share-free-software-with-a-friend
Dear Free Software Supporter,
Today, we're asking you to pledge to start a conversation with a friend
about software freedom, and if you are able to, introduce them to one
free program. Why just one? Many of us who have spent years in the
community have forgotten how intimidating it can seem to a newcomer
to the movement. But switching to free software isn't an all-or-nothing
game. Saying no to one nonfree program in your life and swapping in an
ethical replacement is still progress for the movement. At the same time,
given the paradigm shift that using free software can be, sharing just one
program will help your friend be introduced gradually. Remember that they
may have plenty of new concepts to learn about already, as we can no
longer take for granted that people readily understand concepts like an
operating system, a kernel, and so on.
We all have that first program that sparked our love and commitment to
the movement. This year, we're inviting you to do the same for someone
else. Join us by signing the pledge.
Need a free program suggestion? Check out the Freedom Ladder or
the Free Software Directory.
We know not everyone is in a position to, but if you can, will you
support our efforts by joining the FSF as an associate member?
An associate membership is a great show of support we can rely on.
With your help, we can further spread software freedom. As an FSF
associate member, you'll be part of a vibrant international community
and be able to enjoy all the awesome member benefits, such as
access to the FSF's videoconferencing server, 20% discount on
FSF merchandise, and email forwarding. Every new membership this
spring will receive an FSF thermal mug as a welcome gift and help us
achieve our goal of 200 new members by July 19. Need more reasons
to join? Have a look at our appeal page or email us at
[email protected] to receive more information.
The FSF firmly believes every computer user deserves freedom
and tirelessly demonstrates how to do almost everything with free
software. For years to come, the FSF has an important role to play
for computer users globally, and we still have a lot of work to do.
Thank you for your support and for joining us on this journey to a
free world.
Yours in freedom,
Greg Farough
Campaigns Manager |
