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 <!-- Copyright 2022 Jake Winters -->
 <!-- SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-3-Clause -->
 
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 								<h2 id="toc"><a href="#toc">Table of Contents<a/></h2>
 										<ul>
 												<li><a href="#about_me">About Me</a></li>
+														<ul>
+																<li><a href="#gnulinux_or_linux">Is it GNU/Linux or Just Linux?</a></li>
+														</ul>
 												<li><a href="#licensing">Licensing</a></li>
 														<ul>
 																<li><a href="#licensing-code">Code<a/></li>
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 																		<ul>
 																				<li><a href="#licensing-cc-by-4.0">Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International</a></li>
 																		</ul>
+																		<li><a href=#licensing-open_source_vs_free_software">Do I Distinguish Between Open-source and Free Software?</a></li>
 														</ul>
 												<li><a href="#services">Services</a></li>
 														<ul>
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 										<code>sys-hardening-ot@muc.xmpp.inferencium.net</code>.</p>
 										<p>If you wish to contact me for any reason, you can use my
 										<a href="https://inferencium.net/contact.html">contact methods</a>.</p>
+										<h3 id="gnulinux_or_linux"><a href="#gnulinux_or_linux">Is it GNU/Linux or Just Linux?</a></h3>
+												<p>It's just Linux. GNU is completely unrelated to Linux, which is a
+												kernel developed by Linus Torvalds. Linux can be used entirely without
+												GNU software in userspace, and the kernel can be compiled without the
+												use of GNU tools. Just because GNU tools were used to initally develop
+												and compile the kernel, and were initially the only available tools for
+												userspace, does not make this true today, and it never made GNU a part
+												of Linux itself at any point of time. Where are all of the other
+												forward-slashes for every other piece of software on your Linux-based
+												system which makes it just as usable? If you're using "GNU/Linux", you
+												should be using more than a single forward-slash when there is more to
+												your system than only GNU.</p>
 						</section>
 						<section id="licensing">
 								<h2 id="licensing"><a href="#licensing">Licensing</a></h2>
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 																only restriction being the original copyright notice
 																must be kept in order to attribute the original creator
 																of the licensed content.</p>
+												<h4 id="licensing-open_source_vs_free_software"><a href="#licensing-open_source_vs_free_software">Do I Distinguish Between Open-source and Free Software?</a></h4>
+														<p>No. If code is not released under an open-source license and
+														places restrictions on how the code may be used, it is either
+														source-available (if viewing the code is permitted) or
+														proprietary. "Free software" only causes confusion and exists to
+														push an ideology by a specific group of people. If software
+														isn't "free", it's not open-source, either.</p>
 						</section>
 						<section id="services">
 								<h2 id="services"><a href="#services">Services</a></h2>
