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If you would like to help, here are some suggestions for things to do. The date in parentheses is the date on which the task was added.

  1. (2021-03-08) Current and ongoing activities of Free Software Foundation require updating and adding some more description.
  2. (2018-08-27) The Source-available software article needs to be expanded with high-quality secondary sources.
  3. (2007-10-28) The timeline of FSF’s and Debian’s free software definitions needs to be constructed (see Talk:The Free Software Definition#Timeline: FSD and DFSG)
  4. (2007-09-18) The European Union v. Microsoft (the anti-trust case) article needs to add mentions of FSFE, free software, and Samba.
  5. (2007-09-17) The GNU Compiler Collection article contains no information about how fast/slow or big/small the outputted programs are.
  6. (2007-05-14) The GNU/Linux naming controversy, Emacs, CUPS, Ubuntu (operating system) and PaX articles were formerly featured articles, but have since had that status revoked. Maybe it would be easy to get them back up to Featured Article quality.
  7. (2007-04-13) The Player Project needs expansion, particularly someone with knowledge of the project to write about its history, goals, features without turning it back into an advert.
  8. (2007-01-24) Some cleanup, and some aggregation is needed for GNU toolchain
  9. (2006-09-18) Free software should be mentioned in Software engineering
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