further clarification of intent
people sometimes have very black-or-white thinking, so it's important to put them in the right frame of mind. libreboot's documentation is very carefully crafted along the narrative: if free software can be used, it must be used. the purpose of libreboot is precisely to provide free software exclusively, when possible, on any given mainboard. it is therefore paramount that any reference to PSDG must be made while stressing those values in the most unambiguous way possible, because otherwise people will make wrong assumptions; for example, our friends from massuchussets sometimes claim that we are a proprietary software project. which is laughable, but their propaganda is very powerful, so ours needs to be even stronger. Signed-off-by: Leah Rowe <leah@libreboot.org>master
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