Re: [xmlvm-users] Publishing XMLVM applications

[Paul P. <bay...@gm...>]

I am happy to see your apology.  Please keep in mind this is a friendly
group, and I have not seen anyone here with ill intentions.  I want to say
that I am quite appreciative of everything the XMLVM group has provided, and
the support & encouragement they exhibit.  They have also been very open in
listening to the community & discussing major changes, even though they
should have the authority to make a change or not without discussion so
since it is their creation.

As a third party, it seems more appropriate that I am the one to say your
attack was unprovoked, and I hope we can act courteous amongst each other.
But again, I am happy to see you have already recognized that.

Thanks,
Paul

On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 3:03 AM, Hansi Raber <su...@su...> wrote:

> p.s. sorry if i replied in my "pissed off" voice, i'm rather grumpy in the
> morning and that's not
> the best time to write an email.
> i do genuinely mean what i said, please imagine it was written in a nicer
> tone.
>
> sincere apologies...
> best, h,-
>
>
>
> On Mon, Jan 10, 2011 at 9:06 AM, Hansi Raber <su...@su...> wrote:
>
>> hey!
>>
>> There is a bit of a mentality out there that Open Source just springs
>>> into being and free for anyone to use.
>>
>> quite an allegation, and as far as it concerns me you couldn't be further
>> from the truth.
>>
>>
>>> A GPL-type license is just a
>>> little reminder also to give back.
>>>
>> well, this "little reminder" might (as i wrote earlier) cause some rather
>> nasty legal issues (even if no one sues).
>>
>> also --- give _what_ back? maybe xmlvm is not perfect yet, but it's quite
>> usable and it'll continue to improve. for the average xmlvm user it
>> shouldn't
>> be necessary to even look at the source.
>>
>>
>> you make it sound like i suggested  you give out software under the wtfpl,
>> all i was saying is that one small portion of xmlvm better be excluded
>> from the (l)gpl
>> (the template files and compat libs) to circumvent some weird
>> practicalities.
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> either way, it seems that using lgpl was a decission not a discussion. in
>> that sense
>> good luck ...
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
>> best, hansi.
>>
>
>
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