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Episode 4 of Dark Blue Weekly released

https://darkblueraven.com/sites/news/dbw-e4.php

By the way, you can now use our RSS feed to get the latest Dark Blue Weekly article directly in your feed reader: https://darkblueraven.com/sites/news/rss.xml

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If you want to protest the silent coup at the OSI (endorsing proprietary MOLE Training as "Open Source", dodgy election practices to prevent reform, etc), here's what we can do;

* sign the community petition calling for the full release of results for the 2025 OSI board election; https://codeberg.org/OSI-Concerns/election-results-2025

* Join @fsf or volunteer for the #GnuProject, and encourage others to do the same

* Launch or support a campaign for OSI reform

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#FSF

If you want to protest the silent coup at the OSI (endorsing proprietary MOLE Training as "Open Source", dodgy election practices to prevent reform, etc), here's what we can do;

* sign the community petition calling for the full release of results for the 2025 OSI board election; https://codeberg.org/OSI-Concerns/election-results-2025

* Join @fsf or volunteer for the #GnuProject, and encourage others to do the same

* Launch or support a campaign for OSI reform

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#FSF

From the founding of the GNU Project in 1983, through the 1990s and into the 2000s, the main goal of Software Freedom activists was to replace proprietary software on people's computers, with software compiled from Free Code.

#SoftwareFreedom #GNUProject

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