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>>>>> "Dale" == Dale Harris <rodmur@maybe.org> writes:

Dale> So what... "gay" doesn't exactly mean the same thing as it did
Dale> 40 years ago, either.  Things change, words are co-opted, get
Dale> over it, grow up, live.

Yes, words to change their meanings or have new meanings added to
them. However, you have to be pretty damned out of sync with today's
common English to imply that people or things that enjoy freedom are
not 'free'. In the open source and free software communities, to which
this project is strongly connected, 'free' without further explanation
normally means 'libre' and 'gratis'. This is our language... "get over
it, grow up, live".

Martin

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