«... In the terminology of computer hackers (read this article, MIT-style hackers, not information security “crackers”), the ability to exchange data without being encumbered is known as the “free exchange of information.” MIT-style hackers are intellectuals and experimenters. In a sentence “Playfully doing something difficult, whether useful or not, that is hacking.”(Richard Stallman) For them, the free exchange of information is important for making progress [...] However this exchange of information is important to everyone, not just hackers. It matters to you because you’re free to exchange information, or are you? ... »