delite me from your mailing list

[Andrew C. Oliver]

I get a kind of sick satisfaction that now whenever someone googles 
"Christian Maletz" or "christian_maletz at yahoo.de" and finds this thread 
in the public archive and they'll see that he started spamming everyone 
on the list over and over rather than spend the 30 seconds googling for 
the list address and unsubscribing himself and think "what an ass".

-andy

Christian Maletz wrote:
> Rick Moen schrieb:
>> Quoting Ross Mayfield (ross.mayfield at socialtext.com):
>>
>>  
>>> Socialtext has been monitoring the conversation and we appreciate your
>>> input.
>>>     
>>
>> You're quite welcome. 
>> I've recently noticed a significant and relevant factual error on your
>> "Socialtext Open Source Wiki" licensing pages:
>>
>> The wiki front page is http://www.socialtext.net/stoss/ , which includes
>> this text:
>>
>>   Socialtext Public License
>>
>>   All Socialtext Open Source projects are released under the Socialtext
>>   Public License (MPL 1.1with an addendum, please see the Why the   
>> Appendix page [link]).
>>
>> Following that hyperlink takes one to
>> http://www.socialtext.net/stoss/index.cgi?why_the_appendix, which starts
>> out like this:
>>
>>   Why the Appendix
>>
>>   Socialtext's Open Source (SPL) license contains two additonal Appendix
>>   not found in the original MPL.
>>
>>   An attribution clause, which we are submitting for consideration as a
>>   standard before OSI, see Attribution Memo.
>>
>>
>> Er, one problem:  As I pointed out to you during our exchange on
>> December 29 (and which observation you acknowledged true), Socialtext
>> has NOT "submitted for consideration" to OSI Socialtext Public License's
>> Exhibit B "attribution" and "network use" addenda (much less the entire
>> modified-MPL licence, as would actually need to occur) -- no more than
>> Mr. Asay has ever submitted Alfresco's, no more than Mr. Roberts has
>> ever submitted SugarCRM's, etc.  You submitted to OSI, as discussed 
>> here,
>> something entirely different, a licence fragment your firm doesn't 
>> (thus far) appear to actually use at all, anywhere -- let alone use for
>> Socialtext Open.
>>
>> Please correct that fundamental misstatement, at your earliest
>> opportunity.  Thank you.
>>
>>   
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