Add GNU Boot project announcement

We reused the work of libreboot.at as this is less work than
restarting from scratch.

It also contains the smallest possible change to make the review
easier.

Signed-off-by: Denis 'GNUtoo' Carikli <GNUtoo@cyberdimension.org>

site/index.md

@@ -4,7 +4,7 @@ title: Free your BIOS today!
 
 ### What is this? ####
 
-Libreboot is a free software project aimed at replacing the proprietary
+GNU Boot is a free software project aimed at replacing the proprietary
 boot firmware that comes with computers with free boot software.
 
 ### How this project came to exist ####
@@ -23,20 +23,19 @@ as "libre," when parts of it are not in fact libre, that tends to lead
 the community astray.
 
 Unfortunately, such a muddle happened last year with a boot program
-that was free software and was called Libreboot: the development team
+that was free software and is called Libreboot: the development team
-added nonfree code to it, but continued to refer to it misleadingly as
+added nonfree code to it, but continued to use "Libre" in its name.
-"Libreboot".
 
 Libreboot was first released in 2013. It has been widely recommended
 in the free software community for the last nine years. In November
-2022, "Libreboot" began to include non-libre code.  We have made
+2022, Libreboot began to include non-libre code.  We have made
 repeated efforts to continue collaboration with those developers to
 help their version of Libreboot remain libre, but that was not
 successful.
 
 Now we've stepped forward to stand up for freedom, ours and that of
 the wider community, by maintaining our own version -- a genuinely libre
-Libreboot.
+Libreboot, that after some hurdles gave birth to this project: GNU Boot.
 
 ### Our short term plans and need for help ###
 
@@ -45,26 +44,29 @@ We are seeking contributors for various jobs, both simple and technical.
 The Libreboot name has a long history in the free software community.
 Most occurrences of the uses were intended to refer to boot software
 that was libre, and there is no way to edit those occurrences to refer
-to libre boot software by a different name.  Therefore, we will
+to libre boot software by a different name.  Therefore, we need help
-continue to publish the genuinely free boot software under the name
+from the wider community to inform people about the inclusion of
-Libreboot.
+nonfree software in the Libreboot releases.
 
-You can help our project by informing people about this genuinely free
+You can also help our project by informing people about this genuinely
-version of Libreboot. Another way to help this project and take a
+free version of Libreboot.
-stand for fully free software is to change URLs across the web from
+
-<libreboot.org> to <libreboot.at>, and to let people know that no
+Another way to help this project and take a stand for fully free
-other version of Libreboot is reliably free software.
+software is to change URLs across the web from <libreboot.org> to
+<gnu.org/software/gnuboot>, to make sure that the mentioned software
+is reliably free software.
 
 While there is some documentation in our git repositories, we also
 need help adding explanations on how to contribute, build and test
 this website.
 
 Adrien 'neox' Bourmault and Denis 'GNUtoo' Carikli are the interim
-maintainers of this genuine Libreboot.  They will also review patches
+maintainers of this GNU Boot project.  They will also review patches
 sent to the mailing list. Technoethical (an online shop that sells
 hardware compatible with FSF certified distributions) and Libre en
 Communs (a French nonprofit that acts and advocates for free software
 and the commons) have offered help for testing releases.
 
-We are taking steps to ensure that our genuine Libreboot will remain
+Making this project part of GNU is part of our work to ensure that our
-free and continue to be maintained over time.
+genuine Libreboot version remains free and continue to be maintained
+over time.