If you happen to live in a country with a Pirateparty on the ballot: https://mastodon.pirati.cz/@marcel_kolaja/112571380051413284 (EN translation below) and https://digitalcourage.social/@echo_pbreyer/112575085187143339
They don't just mention FOSS, its a primary goal.
Geert-Jan
Sam Geeraerts samgee@elmundolibre.be schreef op 6 juni 2024 20:39:35 UTC:
I've skimmed over all party programmes and extracted everything that seems related to digital rights [1]. Some noteworthy things (without the intention of giving any sort of voting advice):
- There is great eagerness to adopt AI.
- Some (PVDA, Volt) explicitly support the idea of Public Money, Public Code (even if they don't use the phrase as such). The others don't mention it, which could mean they're not yet well informed enough about the issue.
- Volt is the only one to dedicate a section title on digital rights and also the only one to dedicate a section title on open source. They also mention things like funding of critical software, so it looks like they have someone in the ranks who knows their stuff.
[1] https://wiki.fsfe.org/LocalGroups/Belgium/Elections2024 _______________________________________________ FSFE-BNL mailing list -- fsfe-bnl@lists.fsfe.org To unsubscribe send an email to fsfe-bnl-leave@lists.fsfe.org
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