@FuckOffGoogleZurich @fsfe I am happy they did not. I want them to focus on the support of free software rather than vasting hundreds of hours on collecting things they can hardly change (door lock system, their contractors' systems, software of their banks...).
I don't see any proprietary software they use (instead, a lot of FOSS), and that's great. Look at Linux Foundation if you want to see the opposite.
@FuckOffGoogleZurich @fsfe No, but do they? From what I could see in their wiki and git, they all seem to use Linux, all their services are free software (nextcloud, gitea), no google JS included in their websites etc. It's much more obvious that other orgs and communities use a lot more nonfree software.
The question is: would I as a fsfe volunteer, donor or what ever be forced to use nonfree software to participate? Does not seem so, I don't need to know if their landline phones are nonfree
Server run by the main developers of the project 
It is not focused on any particular niche interest - everyone is welcome as long as you follow our code of conduct!
@fsfe
PS: the daily work at #FSFE relies also on non-free software and services which the FSFE voted not to list on a public inventory:
See section 24 of the 2017 general assembly minutes:
https://fsfe.org/about/legal/minutes/minutes-2017-10-15.en.pdf
#IloveFS (?!?)