The focus here isn't on DeVault's software, but on his hit piece aimed at ousting Stallman and the FSF board to install his own people. He attempted to distance himself from the article to mislead the public and maybe even shield himself from a libel lawsuit.
>Who cares where the information came from if the information is accurate?
It isn't. The article opens up by claiming that Stallman has a political agenda regarding the normalization of child sexual abuse which is a blatant lie. He never had an agenda regarding this, just a blog where he posted his terrible and tone-deaf opinions.
He deliberately framed his quotes in such a way to lead readers into a conclusion that fits his own political agenda.
>Who cares where the information came from if the information is accurate?
It isn't. The article opens up by claiming that Stallman has a political agenda regarding the normalization of child sexual abuse which is a blatant lie. He never had an agenda regarding this, just a blog where he posted his terrible and tone-deaf opinions.
He deliberately framed his quotes in such a way to lead readers into a conclusion that fits his own political agenda.