Re: Vídeo de Richard Stallman para Día de la Libertad del Software

[Felipe Sanches]

use the tool (to make your work widespread) and keep a copy (to guarantee
your offline access)

2010/9/17 Ismael Luceno <ismael.luceno en gmail.com>

> El Thu, 16 Sep 2010 23:33:06 -0300
> Felipe Sanches <juca en members.fsf.org> escribió:
> > I am one of the creators of UniversalSubtitles.org Is there anything
> > we could do to improve it, with respect to that matter, in your
> > opinion?
>
> It's an awesome tool, but it's web-based, and as such, it requires to
> be connected to the Internet to use it. So it's useless for people who
> isn't connected to the Internet.
>
> Sure, it works for most people, but not for everyone. There are places
> in the world were Internet access is not an option, but even if it is,
> depending on Internet is a bad practice.
>
> I do not have access to the Internet everywhere I go, and even if I had,
> I hope to build networks independent of the Internet here in Uruguay,
> and for this reason I've joined MontevideoLibre. By no means it's going
> to replace it, but we want independence of decision and technology.
>
> This is one of the many issues that are bothering me lately. It's ok to
> use the Internet, and share, but the Internet is not everything, and
> there could be many networks, here, and possibly in other planets, in a
> distant future.
>
> You can't keep everything interconnected all the time, so we must
> achieve independence, in order to guarantee our ability to work, then
> find ways collaborate effectively.
>
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