That would violate our good will nature above. A book just on explosives with no political or social commentary would be just fine. No, it must be free software. This is a grey area. We will edcuate and distribute software and literature about the software, but we will promote other software as alternatives first.
Free software is more important than open software.
WordPerfect is an example of a peice of software that we don't really want to promote, whereas, StarOffice is. We will compare and contrast free and open things to non free and open things. Also, we will use non free and open things as a reference in some cases. Again, our top priority is the free flow of information, which includes opinions and comparisons. We won't promote non free and open things, but we will talk about them and compare them to the free and open things.