Let us not be ambigious about the "users" you are talking about. The
specific "users" you are talking about are limited by definition to
only be the ones wanting to modify it to include malware/trojans, or
someone trying to turn it into a commercial application, or an evil
government that does not abide by the universal declaration of human
rights. Anyone who falls under one of those three definitions who
can't consider it free, I'm not concerned about. To _all_ other users,
it is free and open source, and they can do what they want with it,
and modify and distribute it how they please.