The four freedoms of free software

Post author By Bryan Mathers
Post date 17th June 2016

The four freedoms of free software by Visual Thinkery is licenced under CC-BY-ND

The four freedoms of free software – from GNU.org

Created for “3 ways Open Badges work like the Web” a blog post by Doug Belshaw.

You can use this image for free without changing it as long you include the attribution below:

The four freedoms of free software
by @bryanMMathers
is licenced under CC-BY-ND

Collections

I just create stuff from conversations. I’ve tried to pop them into categories – but who knows…

Lucky Straws — Activism

Facepalm — Brexit

The Innov-A-team — Co-operatives

be more blues brother — Comics

Creative Commons - which role do you play? — Creative Commons

Creativity in schools — Creativity

default user — EdTech

An umbrella of experiments — Innovation

The Starfish Model — Leadership

Notice and wonder — Learning

AmaZine Prompts — Maker

a constellation of pathways — Open Badges

sparks of openness — Openness

GDPR — Privacy

A fresh hope — Stickers

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