To all who read this list. I respect someone's ideology and I respect
a person's need to support his family. I like Opensource, Linux, etc.,
but I have to work in a Microsoft world at this "present time"
to support my family. I have learned to respect people's right to disagree.
Not everyone will agree with the other's conclusions and there have
been a number of good points raised on both sides. Please pause
and consider them. If you must disagree, please do it in a respectful
and business like manner. When you don't, you are only damaging
your own argument. Thanks.
Dan Davis, Sys Dev/Eng, CNA
Physical Facilities
Ohio State University
614-688-3271 Work
614-292-6751 Fax
davis.37@osu.edu
"Preparation creates confidence.
Process leads to sound execution.
Regimen aims effort toward perfection.
Excellence matters." Orel Hershiser
>>> John Jasen <jjasen1@umbc.edu> 03/07/02 05:01PM >>>
On Thu, 7 Mar 2002, michael bernstein wrote:
> Get over the money issue though. There are a lot of
> people who could benefit from bitkeeper being opensourced, so why not go
> and do it?
rent. food. clothing. basic necessities and whatnot.
Just a thought.
> Serve others, not yourself.
I begin to smell the exuberance of youthful ideology.
Does anyone have a can of Lysol I can borrow?
BK belongs to bitmover. They can do whatever they want with it. Deal.
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