Re: [SL] Mailing list issue

[<sql...@li...>]

While i agree in principle what you are trying to accomplish, is it right to 
yank the curerent public 'secrets' there were contributed by the public?  

I can see your reasoning for creating a pay-only forum and you have all the 
right to do so, but removing *existing* disscussions and contributions isn't 
in good faith to the existing open community that has been supportive for 
years. ( personally i disagree on cutting off for future contributions, but 
thats just a personal feeling and not 'right or wrong' )

Even most closed source applications do have fully open forums out there, and 
i'm sure that as long as SL is Open ( and used ), there will be an 'open' 
community involvement, even if somewhere else..

As far as "incredible statements flying around", i think in this case most of 
the comments were based on hard facts from the webpage.  The few speculative 
parts were left up for today to be answered before anyone did anything rash.

Now that all the cards are on the table, so to speak, its time for people to 
make decisions on their future involvement.


On Monday 13 July 2009 12:45:04 pm sql...@li... 
wrote:
> On Sun, 12 Jul 2009, sql...@li... wrote:
> > Maybe a bit premature if it turns out all it takes is a rboot from the
> > sourceforge newsgroup database server? Has anybody contacted sourceforge
> > admins and asked what is going on?
>
> We are moving everything away from SF
>
> Open source means the code is open source but not what you do. Public
> platforms where all the secrets are on display does not make a good
> platform. Contrary to what many believe there is such a thing as
> competition amongst open source programs.
>
> > On another level, has anybvody asked Dieter? I see incredible statements
> > flying around without evidence, links or whatever.
> >
> > What happened to presumed innocent untill proven guilty?
>
> There is no such thing, most people will jump the conclusion and just
> assume.
>
> Dieter
>
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