Maybe before they work on marketing they should look into firing the board member (Gerald Sussman) who partied on Epstein's island

Maybe FSF board member Gerald Sussman can use it to call for flights to Epstein's island (where he enjoyed his previous visits enough that he was quoted on Epstein's website as saying that Epstein was the smartest person he knew).

They should sell FSF board member Gerald Sussman's ticket stubs from his visit to Epstein's island

Gerald Sussman (who visited Epstein's island and was quoted on Epstein's website saying great things about Epstein) is still on the FSF board - these people have zero credibility. Underaged s*x slaves do not get to enjoy their rights to use, modify, or distribute software and until the FSF is able to stand up to _actual slavery_ I have zero interest in hearing what they think about obscure freedoms related to software licenses.

FSF board member Gerald Sussman visited Epstein's island and yet has not spoken up about Epstein's underaged slaves; people who are enslaved do not get to enjoy the freedom to modify, distribute, and run software. The FSF is highly hypocritical as it only cares about GPL rights for some people but not the GPL rights of Epstein's slaves.

They should auction off the ticket stubs from FSF board member Gerald Sussman's plane tickets from his trip to Epstein's private island

If Sussman was an accidental bystander who just happened to end up in the middle of the biggest child rapist island in history then it is his responsibility to speak up against Epstein and the things he saw on that island.

Sussman was quoted saying good things about Epstein on Epstein's website and Sussman spent time on Epstein's private island. It's time for leadership in free software that wasn't connected to an international child molestation ring / didn't attend child molestation parties on Epstein's island.

The problem with scanning important documents is you need a good a backup system. RAID alone is not really a backup solution, ideally you want your documents stored securely in at least 2 geographically distinct locations. I've been using a hosted system called My Efact Paperless Office ( http://www.myefact.com/ ) -- they provide the scan software and host your documents securely, and every 3 months they send you a set of encrypted DVDs containing all of your scanned files. For me, paying their fee is well worth it because I don't have time to maintain my own organizational system, handle my own backups, or maintain a server -- and I know that just keeping scanned files in a folder on my desktop PC is not reliable enough. I've also used a number of different scanners -- in my business I work with a lot of 100 page batches that include different sizes and colors of paper; the more affordable scanners I have tried do not handle the different page sizes and colors well without a lot of manual tweaking on each batch -- then I finally got a $1000 Panasonic KV-S2026C and the difference is amazing. Now I can throw a mixed-size, mixed-color batch on top and scan it through and the brightness and contrast and page size get set automatically for each page.

I think there are so many potential problems with traditional voting methods that it is six of one, half a dozen of the other.