Re: “should have had a warning / apology”

[quiliro]

> And I generally do apologies (and promote such habits) when I use or
> prompt others to engage with entities I feel are harmful overall. To be
> specific to software freedom, instead of an absolute of never suggesting
> or using any proprietary software ever, I make compromises to be
> practical but I *acknowledge* and *apologize* for them. They aren't my
> fault, but I'm promoting *awareness* of the problem and refusing to
> spread the idea that using non-free software is just fine and normal.

This sounds as a good policy to have. I will adopt it myself. Thank you
for the tip.

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