@freesoftwarecaucus @Beli Rule out any service in the US as well due to similar laws being implemented in various states besides the obvious reasons

@analog_feelings You know, there's indeed a lot of AI slop out there, so we understand if you're getting fatigue. But you could just ask us: there's actually a hard-working team of real people at TDF (and hundreds of volunteers) creating real software and content.

@ravigupta We've had a reader app for Android for many years already: https://www.libreoffice.org/download/android-and-ios/ – Nothing planned for iOS, as we have limited resources, but if you want an iOS, please consider helping our community or funding a developer. Thank you!

@libreofficeMarketing kumbayah BS: "LibreOffice 26.2 shows what happens when software is built around users, not business models"But: Please check the actual release notes https://wiki.documentfoundation.org/ReleaseNotes/26.2 for affiliations of developers. Glad that TDF still mentions that.

The choice to enforce that decision institutionally rather than individually is authoritarian and not conductive to exercising freedom. You would have achieved the same effect by allowing those to interested to engage and volunteer their time, otherwise those asking would look elsewhere. One prioritises user choice, the other enforces a dogmatic viewpoint.@lxo@snac.lx.oliva.nom.br