For the normies among us, think of free software as open source software as the terms are used interchangeably or if you got time to read this article and this one, for the full indepth explanation.
The thread could either go on by trying to promote the ideas of the free software movement, talking about any recommendations for various software one might want and why one would use such as an altenative or replacement to the proprietary counterparts or, because we don't live in a dystopia where everyone is forced to comply to a forced positivity narrative, trash on proprietary software as the fedora tipping GNUtards do with Windows and the neckbearded BSD virgins do to Linux.
In short if it relates somewhat to the topic, then it should be fine.
The thread could either go on by trying to promote the ideas of the free software movement, talking about any recommendations for various software one might want and why one would use such as an altenative or replacement to the proprietary counterparts or, because we don't live in a dystopia where everyone is forced to comply to a forced positivity narrative, trash on proprietary software as the fedora tipping GNUtards do with Windows and the neckbearded BSD virgins do to Linux.
In short if it relates somewhat to the topic, then it should be fine.