Re: A possible GFDL compromise

[Richard Stallman <rms@gnu.org>]

    > Another form of tangent is citing practical inconveniences, often
    > shared with many other accepted free licenses, as if they were
    > reasons to consider a license non-free.

    This is incorrect.  Practical inconveniences are precisely the point
    in deciding whether a restriction is insignificant or not.

It takes more than just inconvenience to make a license non-free.  In
effect, you are chosing to ignore the distinction.  If so, it is
natural your conclusions will disagree greatly with the GNU Project's
conclusions.