FREEWARE user-supported software is an experiment in distributing
computer programs, based on three principles:
First, that the value and utility of software is best assessed by
the user on his/her own system. Only after using a program  can
one really  determine whether it serves  personal applications,
needs, and tastes.
Second, that  the  creation of independent  personal  computer
software can and should be supported by the computing community.
Finally,  that  copying  and a networking of programs should be
encouraged, rather than restricted. The ease with which software
can be  distributed outside  traditional commercial  channels
reflects the strength, rather than the weakness, of  electronic
information.





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