> The MIT license and the BSD license are much truer to the idea of "free" than any FSF licenses.
The point of the licenses is different. BSD and MIT gives you the freedom to take away other people's freedoms using the code. FSF does not.
I don't think it's quite obvious which of these is "truer to the idea of 'free'", which is a pretty vague phrase. Where you are coming from makes sense, but one could also think of it as MIT and BSD giving a certain user more freedom, and FSF protecting all user's freedom better.
The point of the licenses is different. BSD and MIT gives you the freedom to take away other people's freedoms using the code. FSF does not.
I don't think it's quite obvious which of these is "truer to the idea of 'free'", which is a pretty vague phrase. Where you are coming from makes sense, but one could also think of it as MIT and BSD giving a certain user more freedom, and FSF protecting all user's freedom better.