Best free softwares don't work for greater good.

They work for politics and benefits.

And even if you pay, it might not help. The world is full of scammers.

if software calls its self "the best" it's usually far from it.

@F1973 We might not agree on good or "a" best; but we usually agree on what are bad.

There might be "near perfection", but IMO, it is very personal (or at most "groupthink").

*opens GNU bible*
My friend, I have lots to tell you, and it seems that you see completely other "freedom".

@vintprox r/StallmanWasRight

I don't know what to think about Copyleft.

Also, freedom to design might fall short of usability testing.

@polv most probably, what you were refering to is a "Freemium" model, not total "Free" (of charge) or open-source software, but Freemium. If I see that word and promises to be free forever or "not getting on your way" in the software's description, yeah, I choke then.