Mine is more free than yours is usually a pointless discussion, even

more so when the participants cannot even agree on the definition of

free. Stallman conveniently omits the fact that his definition of free

was, is and will be at odds with that of a significant portion of the

free software community. It logically follows that so too will his

definition of non-free.
If a few millenia of written debate have failed to come up with an

unambiguous definition accepted by all, I sincerely doubt this thread

will. But hey, whatever, the "Theo is unfriendly" quote is pretty

priceless in itself.