It's possible this type of "radical" behavior is why this project exists in the first place. I'm willing to bet if the Libreboot maintainer(s) were not "radical" they'd just be using a Mac and be content with a closed source bootloader.

Not to say this "radical" behavior is helpful, and I understand why people don't like it.

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zenoprax 7 hours ago | parent [-]

The timeless debate of separating art from the artist.

In another project (literally: "Untitled") of theirs they are explicit about motivation:

> This is to fight against the trend of crappy github-powered websites that plague the internet.

	▲	qlte 4 hours ago \| parent [-]
		I don't really see it as a question of "separating art from the artist". That's usually invoked when other aspects of the personal life of the artist has the potential to distract from the art itself. The parent comment is closer to saying that Picasso wouldn't have been Picasso if in an alternate universe he had avoided controversial/politically charged subjects like the Spanish Civil War and instead appealed to the lowest common denominator for a mainstream commercial audience to sell postcards.