Let’s share our love for Free Software
summary
A campaign called I love Free Software Day promotes saying thank you to free software projects via #ILoveFS, events across Europe (Bergamo, Barcelona, Berlin, Denmark, Netherlands), and physical postcards mailed by the FSF that attendees can fill out; donations and time contributions are encouraged. Organizers produce swag, free ice cream and Arduino tinkering kits that turn postcards into lit hearts. Survey data during the session shows only one attendee had thanked a project in the past three months, underscoring low public acknowledgement.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:08What is I Love Free Software Day
- 2:34Ways to say thank you
- 4:48Donating time and money
- 6:14Why saying thank you matters
- 8:02Celebrating the day creatively
- 9:07Future of the event
- 10:53Q&A and closing
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