From e3cda6491e0bf1eb273b164e04c2b8b446cc7f72 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Greg Farough
To minimize ecological waste and encourage free software adoption, we advise you to end that cycle of forced obsolescence and user exploitation, and opt to try running free software on a device you already own. If you're unlucky enough to get a gift that doesn't respect your freedom, you can still help others avoid it by documenting its ethical pitfalls. If you're a strongly technical user, this year's Guide also lists devices that need a little help or development to cross the freedom "finish line."
+To minimize ecological waste and encourage free software adoption, we advise you to end that cycle of forced obsolescence and user exploitation, and opt to try running free software on a device you already own.
+If you're unlucky enough to get a gift that doesn't respect your freedom, you can still help others avoid it by documenting its ethical pitfalls. And if you're a strongly technical user, this year's Guide also lists devices that need a little help or development to cross the freedom "finish line."
@@ -961,7 +962,7 @@ it's the laptop that's most frequently used in the FSF office!Each and every day, free software reaches more devices and is used in more and more interesting contexts. While we haven't evaluated these products specifically in our RYF program, we recommend keeping an eye on these communities. They're making waves!
+Each and every day, free software reaches more devices and is used in more and more interesting contexts. While we haven't evaluated these products specifically in our RYF program, we're including mentions of certain communities who are going in the right direction when it comes to freedom, but who aren't fully there yet. They're already making waves, but need the help of technical users to cross the freedom "finish line" to being fully acceptable.