Patric don't get upset, I never said anything about reducing one's
standing, it is just an issue of how one view's oneself. If he thinks he
should give away his code, its fine, if not, it is fine again. Both ways
are legal and valid. It is up to the individual.
Your points are of course valid.
patric conant wrote:
This sort of approach scares me, eating, and making money in order to do
so does not reduce your standing in the community, there are obviously
those people whom would rather have a "sales" transaction with a trusted
source, than download something freely available on the 'Net, selling
them something is not at philosophical odds with Free Software, its one
of the Freedoms that implicitly and carefully protected in most OSI
licenses.
On Mon, Jul 14, 2008 at 9:00 AM, Angelos Karageorgiou <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
It is fine, the issue is philosophical.That is, how you think of
yourself. Are you part of the Open Source crowd or not.
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