Stallman responds:

It's hard for me to think about [transclusion w/iFrames] because I have not seen it and I don't know what it is. "Web 3.0" is a vague term, perhaps a marketing buzzword; I don't know what it means (if it means anything at all).

I can only comment on other issues raised by the article. For instance, I can state the fact that copyright infringement is not stealing. I'm in favor of some amount of copyright, but I reject propaganda terms such as "stealing" and "piracy" that are used to demonize sharing. I cannot raise any righteous anger over a company's advertising revenue.

Some facts about me. For one, I am not an anarchist—I have a prostate gland. I am a Liberal, and I support social welfare programs.

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